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Freya Millard

United Kingdom, West Midlands
As seen in: A Killer Podcast (Podcast), 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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New opportunity: Become a Board Trustee for LGIU - LGIU

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
Board Trustees Voluntary, unpaid role (expenses paid) Quarterly online meetings + one in-person strategy meeting annually Help shape the future of local government For more than 40 years, LGIU has been a trusted partner to local government. We empower councils with the capabilities, practical insight and connections they need to lead change and build thriving communities. Today, local government is operating in an environment of accelerating change and unprecedented complexity.
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What does the draft National Planning Policy Framework mean for local government?

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
Our planning system is plan-based. That is, plans, which can range from covering a single neighbourhood to a whole region, are set out in policies that specify where things should be built and what they should look like. Therefore, development should not be approved unless it, on balance, meets these policies. The policies in these plans must follow the government’s national policies set out in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), giving national oversight to local context.
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What these elections really mean for local government

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By Freya Millard
| Local Government information Unit (LGiU)
Around half the councils up for election this year are being reorganised, which means that many of the councillors elected will only be in post for a couple of years. But they will all play a crucial role in negotiating the future shape of local governments across England, managing transitions, and building new organisations. Reorganisation makes these elections more, not less, important. Explore LGIU’s work supporting councils through reorganisation here.
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