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Ffion Williams

Ffion Williams
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Location
Birmingham
Expertise

Politics, feminism, Birmingham, student life, social media, music, nightlife, entertainment, popular culture, student news, history

  • Ffion Williams is a Feature Writer for The Birmingham Tab, writing articles surrounding Politics & Birmingham student life.
  • Ffion is the Angel Society Co-Ordinator at Urban Angels Birmingham. In this role, she is responsible for promoting the organisation to university students.
  • Ffion served as a member of the Welsh Youth Parliament from 2021-2023. During this period, she delivered speeches in the Senedd and advocated for young people to government ministers.

Experience

As part of her degree, Ffion regularly writes critical essays evaluating the views of scholars and relating these views to contemporary examples. From her roles as Head Girl and a Welsh Youth Parliament Member, she has experience in writing and delivering speeches. Ffion is looking forward to writing for The Tab in order to expand her writing portfolio as well as adopting a different style of writing.

Education

Ffion is currently in her second year of a BA History & Politics degree at the University of Birmingham, having finished first year with a high 2:1 average. Prior to this, Ffion completed her A Levels in History, English, Maths and the Welsh Baccalaureate, achieving 4 A*s in these qualifications.

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