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Freya Millard

United Kingdom, West Midlands
As seen in: A killer podcast (2), The Resident, Wessex Scene, Local Government information Unit (LGiU), Good Homes, Living Edge, West Essex Life
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Freya Millard’s Biography

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I am a highly motivated, driven individual. I approach everything I do with my full dedication and an undisputed determination to excel. I am currently employed as an Editorial Assistant for Archant and also recently created my own website, where I produce written content focusing on topics of travel and lifestyle.

Freya Millard’s Journalist Portfolio

What in the World

What in the World

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Youth Discount Blog

Youth Discount Blog

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Wessex Scene

Wessex Scene

Editor of Wessex Scene, the University of Southampton's student magazine for the academic year of 2017-2018.

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The Spa & Wellbeing Guide

The Spa & Wellbeing Guide

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Rent control and local housing markets: Evidence and implications for councils - LGIU

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
Rent control has returned to the housing policy agenda. This resource examines diverse rent regulation models, international evidence, and recent reforms. It argues that effective policy design and implementation - rather than simple binary debates - are critical for achieving housing objectives, urging councils to prepare by strengthening local housing evidence.
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Future of local government: Time to rebalance - LGIU

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
Foreword I feel sure I'm not the only council chief executive thinking the sector stands at a crossroads. We all see ever-rising demand for social care services alongside increasingly unsustainable costs for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). I believe this is setting the agenda for local authority finances and narrowing public debate on what councils are for.
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Fly-tipping: the illegal disposal of waste - a 'wicked' problem to solve - LGIU

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
This resource explores the murky world of fly-tipping and its wide-ranging implications as a complex, 'wicked' societal problem that councils face the brunt of. Here, we define the scale of the problem, including the sheer costs and consequences, before examining the compounding challenges and concluding with a focus on real examples of interventions and solutions.
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