Distinguished in Place and Repute

Cllr Mike Fish

Cllr Mike Fish

I was born and educated in West Yorkshire. In 1973, after training as a teacher, I decided to work in Welfare Rights and Adult Social Work. Later, I became a volunteer working with offenders, and then established a scheme in Doncaster working with offenders in the community. In 1989 I was sponsored by the Home office to train as a Probation Officer. After qualifying I worked in Magistrate and Crown Courts, community teams, and in prisons working with sex offenders and lifers, reporting to Parole Boards. I created and ran a Victim Awareness Course whilst in HMP Ashwell. I retired from HMP Stocken in 2015.

My voluntary work includes:- Vice Chair of Doncaster Princes Trust. Committee member West Yorkshire Princes Trust. On re-locating to Rutland in 1996 I became a Trustee, family support volunteer, fundraiser, and Domestic Abuse trainer with Home-Start South West Lincolnshire. I did this for 20 years. Whilst living in a Rutland village I was a Trustee on the Village Hall Committee. Currently, I'm a volunteer with Youth Space and with the Community Fridge.

I first came to Uppingham 40 years ago after meeting my wife, who is a 4th generation Uppinghamian, and fell in love with the town. My reason for being a Councillor is a desire to work with and for the local community.

Mike is the Chair of the Amenities Committee and is also on the Neighbourhood Plan Advisory Group.

Address
53 Lime Tree Avenue
Uppingham
Rutland
LE15 9SS
Mobile
07585599287

Last updated: Wed, 09 Aug 2023 13:20