Further Mathematics for History and Economics

As above, not an issue normally for that kind of joint honours degree.

However, if you don't enjoy maths, why are you considering a joint honours degree in economics and anything? Economics at degree level is necessarily mathematical - it's not an essay based subject (on the whole), unlike at A-level.

I'd say just drop FM entirely, and apply directly to history degrees (and/or economic history, if that floats your boat - as that's not the same as economics and is pretty non-mathematical).

My rationale is that most History and Economics courses have less compulsory maths sections in the economics side and thus it wouldn't be too bad. Maths in Economics is also not really the same as studying straight maths and I can still achieve highly maths its just no what I prefer. Moreover, whilst a lot of degree level economics relies more on maths its not really the case that further study in the area has to be maths or that the degree focuses on maths. I wouldn't take any econometrics modules or similar and the debate/analysis side of economics is what I'm passionate about.