Myles Hudson

Acting IT Service Delivery Manager

Myles Hudson

Acting IT Service Delivery Manager

Work

Myles left sixth form at Twynham School, having completed his A-levels in Computer Science, Media Studies and Maths, and joined the firm in 2023.

Having progressed through the IT team, Myles is now Acting IT Service Delivery Manager, leading the firm's IT support team and overseeing the technology that keeps Frettens running smoothly — from the network and servers to everyone's day-to-day devices. He's the escalation point for any trickier IT issues and works closely with the wider team to keep things running without a hitch.

In March 2025, he passed his ITIL 4 Foundation, and continues to build on this as he develops in his new role.

Play

Outside of work he's quite the geek at heart, always tinkering with new projects. He has a Grade 6 in drums, enjoys socialising and a good drink with friends and family.

Get in touch

Office

- Christchurch
- - The Saxon Centre
  - 11 Bargates
  - Christchurch
  - BH23 1PZ
- - 01202 499255
  - 01202 491777
  - 51101 Christchurch
  - christchurch@frettens.co.uk

What our clients say about us

If I ever phoned the office or sent an email, I was always answered very quickly. Nothing seemed too much trouble, even though sometimes I thought I must have been contacting them a little too much!
Mrs Tilley - Property Client
I have to say without a shadow of doubt - 'you are a top grade law firm' with outstanding ethics. You have handled my aunts estate effortlessly, the communications always open and transparent - more than pleased.
Mr Mead
Excellent. Legalities explained in Laymans terms and very helpful advice given. Reception staff also exceptional - friendly but professional.
Mrs Cook
Friendly and professional all the way from reception to the meetings and advice. Lee made the creation of our wills easy to understand - he turned what we thought would be a complicated exercise into something simple.
Mr Love & Miss Howell
The most significant difference from the last time that I engaged a solicitor was the use of email; having direct contact via email substantially shortened response times and allowed me to progress issues at times that were convenient to me. Also it was important that, when a particular individual was not available, someone else would pick up an email and respond.
Mr Taylor
All members of staff including receptionists have been pleasant and polite at all times. If the required member of staff was unavailable a call back was always made. We were always happy that we were aware of the progress of the process with email, mail and phone calls.
Mr & Mrs Taylor
As always a very efficient and knowledgeable service. As a Managing Director, Frettens is certainly a company I trust and rely on to give me sound legal advice.
Regional Express Limited
We have a sense of comfort when Frettens are handling our requirements. Not only are they extremely responsive to any questions we may have but they have the ability and knowledge to understand our needs. They are a company we trust to handle the corporate and commercial demands of our business needs and would not hesitate to recommend them.
Corporate Commercial Client
I just want to say thank you for your professionalism and efficiency in conducting this sale.
Ms Adamo - Commercial Property Client
Friendly, insightful, professional advice delivered at an appropriate technical level for the client, accompanied by a quick delivery of well communicated actioned work.
Corporate Commercial Client

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