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Ian Milligan

Waterloo
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What Breckland didn’t say about the Barnham Broom sale

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By Ian Milligan
| East Anglia Bylines
Breckland Council’s sale of the Barnham Broom golf club freehold was not, by any sensible financial measure, profitable, despite what was implied in . The council said they bought the asset for £7 million in 2006 and sold it in 2025 for £6.9 million. Already that sounds like a loss. The reality is worse. Let’s start with the purchase price. For years, the council has quoted £7 million. But that’s just the sale price, not the full cost to taxpayers.
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Council golf club sale slammed - real loss hidden behind ‘profit’ claims

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By Ian Milligan
| East Anglia Bylines
In response to Councillor Paul Hewett’s recent comments reported in the Eastern Daily Press, it’s necessary to address both the tone and the substance of the statements made regarding the sale of Barnham Broom Golf & Country Club.
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The third internet histories Early Career Researcher Award

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By Niels Brügger, Anat Ben-David, Ian Milligan, Valérie Schafer
| Taylor & Francis Online
The third edition of the Early Career Researcher Award highlights the diversity and vitality of current research, and also demonstrates how so much internet history research is deeply connected to critical contemporary issues. This year’s submissions reflect different topics, methodologies, and approaches but they all share participation in urgent global conversations in common: on gender, health, environment, and digital cultures.
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