Josh White

Josh White is a seasoned journalist with a strong background in writing and editing. He has worked for prestigious publications such as The Telegraph, The Times, The Sunday Times, and the New Statesman. His specialties include production, digital media, web content, CMS, multimedia, editing, subbing, and management.

Josh White's educational journey includes a Master of Arts (MA) in History from UCL, a First Class Hons. BA in History from Queen Mary University of London, and a diverse study program covering English Literature, Law, and History at Strode College. He also completed his GCSEs and NVQ at King Arthur's Community School in Somerset.

Throughout his career, Josh White held various editorial positions, including Overnight editor and Deputy overnight editor at The Telegraph, Tablet editor and Deputy tablet editor at The Times, Deputy sport night editor at The Times, and Sub-editor at The Times. He also engaged in volunteer work at Benjamin Franklin House and assumed roles ranging from administrative assistant to receptionist at Queen Mary University of London.

In addition to his editorial roles, Josh White explored different domains such as scriptwriting, copywriting, reviews, and commas. His interests extend to history, punk culture, philosophy, intellectual history, the history of political thought, and music. He co-founded and co-organized Tazfest, showcasing his organizational skills and entrepreneurial spirit in addition to his writing and editing expertise.

Josh White's wide-ranging experiences and diverse skill set make him a versatile professional capable of handling various editorial tasks, content creation, and event organizing. His comprehensive education and extensive work history in reputable organizations underscore his expertise and commitment to excellence in journalism and content production.