Arthur Williams - Speaker

Arthur Williams is a rising star in the broadcasting industry, known for his outstanding work on Channel 4's Paralympic Games in 2012. His exceptional documentary presenting skills have earned him praise from prestigious institutions like Bafta and the Grierson Awards. With a deep passion for military history, Arthur made his breakthrough as a factual presenter on Channel 4's D-Day As It Happened, followed by an equally captivating documentary on the De Havilland Mosquito aircraft.
Despite facing the challenges of being paralyzed from the waist down due to a car accident in 2007, Arthur has shown immense courage in rebuilding his life and pursuing a successful career in the media. He has not only achieved remarkable success in wheelchair marathons but has also obtained his private pilot's license. Arthur continues to fly and acquire new qualifications, continuously expanding his horizons and utilizing his skills for various TV projects.
Arthur explores the world's most remote and treacherous landing strips in his Flying to the Ends of the Earth series. Through this remarkable journey, he uncovers why people choose to live in these extreme locations, offering viewers a unique perspective on these extraordinary places.
To book Arthur Williams for an event, please get in touch with PepTalk. Arthur is a highly sought-after speaker with extensive experience covering topics such as cycling, the Olympics, sports events, and TV hosting. His exceptional interviewing skills and ability to connect with Paralympians have garnered positive feedback from audiences and industry professionals.