Join us for an evening with the Spectator’s newest Political Correspondent, Noa Hoffman, for a fireside-style discussion examining the people and dynamics shaping the political conversation right now.

Frequently featured in The House Magazine’s Women in Westminster: the 100 list, Noa has risen to become one of the most recognisable journalists on the Westminster Lobby circuit.

In conversation with Ben Stetson, Head of Public Affairs at Lansons, Noa will offer exclusive insight into the internal battles within the Labour Party, the rising personalities and power players dominating Westminster, and the stories, scandals and political moments that genuinely cut through beyond the Westminster bubble.

This event is for those professionals working in public affairs, government relations, communications and corporate affairs. The discussion will be followed by audience Q&A. 

Date
Tuesday 14 April 2026

Timings
18.00 – Arrival and drinks
18.45 – Discussion and Q&A
19.30 – Drinks and networking
20.30 – Close

Location
Lansons Team Farner
24a St John Street
London EC1M 4AY

About Noa Hoffman

Noa Hoffman joined The Spectator as Political Correspondent in March 2026, after serving in the same role at The Sun from 2023 to 2026. Before that, she was Political Reporter at The Sun (2022–2023) and PoliticsHome (2021–2022). Noa was New Journalist of the Year at the British Journalist Awards and Young Journalist of the Year at the London Press Club Awards in 2022. Noa is the recipient of numerous accolades, including being named among three winners in the 30 under 30 journalism awards in the politics category this year.