Zoë Grünewald, special projects writer on the New Statesman’s Spotlight team has moved to its politics team as a political reporter, based in Westminster.
Grünewald was a senior broadcast content policy adviser on the TV team at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport in London. She worked at the House of Commons and interned at Neyber and the New Statesman.
Grünewald graduated from the University of Sheffield.
You can congratulate Grünewald via Twitter.
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