Draft:Bill Curtis
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Bill Curtis is a young broadcaster and journalist, and has written and presented for local and national newspapers and radios.
Charity Work and Activism[edit]
Bill has been involved within different youth charities since 2020. These charities include the British Youth Council, where he helped to establish different policies, and UK Youth, where he assists the #iwill movement.
Throughout his time working with these charities, Bill has attended and hosted many conferences, including the Conservative Party Conference . In addition to this, Bill has spoke in the House of Commons, while he was the Member of Youth Parliament for Trafford.
Journalism and Broadcasting Work[edit]
Bill is a [1]radio presenter and journalist for RadioAlty, and has been since 2023. Throughout his time at the station, he has interviewed [2]politicians like James Cleverley and Nigel Farage. He has also interviewed local politicians like Trafford Council Councillor Nathan Evans and the councillor for Altrincham.
He has written for many publications and newspapers, including First News. First News has [3]2.6 million weekly readers, and is the largest newspaper for children in the United Kingdom.