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Charlotte Walsh

Charlotte Walsh
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Location
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Expertise

Newcastle student life, Current affairs, Political History, Australia, Travel, Year Abroad, Netball, Matcha, Newcastle nightlife, Sports night, Brunch spots

  • Charlotte Walsh is a writer on the Newcastle Tab team, writing feature articles related to student life, travel and the city
  • She is interested in political journalism, current affairs and lifestyle pieces specifically related to students
  • In her spare time, she plays netball for Armstrong netball and exploring new cool places to eat/drink in the city

Experience

Charlotte has recently completed a Study Year Abroad in Australia where she worked and travelled across the east coast. She has A levels in History, Business and Philosophy, Theology and Ethics.

Education

She is currently in her fourth and final year of a BA in History and Politics. She is an aspiring journalist, hoping to work in political editing and the news industry.

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Posts

A Newcastle student’s guide to North East beaches

The heatwave calls for a freezing cold dip in the North Sea

What’s on in Newcastle this summer? Food Battles, beach days and everything in between

2026 is the new 2016 so prepare for the best summer of your life

Newcastle vs Newcastle: A year abroad down under

Sun, study, and spiders the size of your hand – what could possibly go wrong?

Ravers to silly fresh: Here’s exactly what your favourite Jesmond pub says about you

Newcastle students are spoilt for choice – but your choice says it all…