Unhappy about the cost, quality and availability of housing in London? The Copper Box Hustings on April 28th are your chance to take your concerns to someone who can do something about it...

On May 5th, London will elect a new mayor, and unsurprisingly the housing crisis has dominated discussion amongst candidates and voters.

Whoever we elect will have the power to change things when it comes to London's housing, from the cost of rent to the number of new houses built, and cracking down on rogue landlords - and we're giving you the opportunity to hear from and speak to the candidates in person.

On 28th April, one week before the London mayoral election, 6,000 Londoners - including 250 Middlesex students - will gather at the Copper Box arena for the London Citizens’ Mayoral Accountability Assembly.

Zac Goldsmith (the Conservative candidate) and Sadiq Khan (the Labour candidate) will take to the stage to outline their plans for housing and publicly respond to audience questions. Want to tell them about your experience of housing and hear what they plan to do to improve things? Do they have a policy you want to question them on? Join us at Copper Box on Thursday 28th April!

The event is completely free for you, and food and transport is provided. It's an amazing opportunity to make your views heard and hear from candidates who want to represent you. Click here to register online now.

Even if you can't make it on the 28th, don't miss your chance to vote in the mayoral elections on May 5th. If you aren't registered, you won't be able to vote, so click here to register online now - it takes two minutes.

Watch the video below to find out more about our Shouting for Housing campaign, the Copper Box hustings, and what we want from the next London mayor.