Hilary Freeman
Hilary Freeman has been an agony aunt for 20 years, working for newspapers, magazines and websites, as well as appearing on TV and radio. She is an award-wining national newspaper newspaper journalist and has written seven novels for teenagers and young adults, which have been shortlisted for several awards. She also lectures in journalism and works as a media consultant. Hilary lives in Camden Town with her partner and their daughter.
‘You deserve to find your soulmate’
Avivah Wittenberg-Cox left her husband after 22 years - and says more women should do the same
What does a Jew look like?
When the mainstream press publishes a Jewish story, how do they illustrate it? With Charedi Jews photographed from behind
Ask Hilary: Will breast op affect my marriage?
Our Agony Aunt advises a woman scared about her preventative mastectomy
‘I love this job so much’
The Jewish Museum in Camden has just been granted National Portfolio status by the Arts Council. Hilary Freeman met its boss, Abigail Morris
Ask Hilary: Why won't he propose?
Our agony aunt advises a woman who thinks it's time for her boyfriend to make a commitment.
Ask Hilary: My son ate treif at a party
Our agony aunt advises a mum whose son was served non-kosher nuggets, and a wife struggling with her husband's ill health
Ask Hilary: Why won't he move north?
Our Agony Aunt dispenses advice to a worried newly-wed and a barmitzvah boy with bickering parents.