Alison Fleming

Alison Fleming (b. Belfast[1]) is a Northern Irish television presenter and journalist and a former presenter and reporter for UTV Live.[2]

Broadcasting career

Fleming studied journalism at Belfast Institute of Further and Higher Education.[3] Her broadcasting career began at Belfast Community Radio, followed by further work at Downtown Radio and in the Northern Irish press.[3]

Fleming joined UTV in 1998 as a freelance journalist, presenting weekend news bulletins as well as presenting and producing the magazine show UTV Life.[1][3] She also narrated the 2006 UTV documentary series Teenage Kicks on the subject of teenage pregnancy.[4][5]

Personal life

Fleming is married with three children.[6]

gollark: Unless their opinions are serious cognitohazards of some form.
gollark: ... sure, ish? The issue is that Facebook/Twitter/whatever control *a whole lot* of speech and stuff now.
gollark: ...
gollark: What I don't like is when people go from "hmm yes I dislike this" to "this person clearly must be prevented from sharing opinions anywhere".
gollark: See, that's unreasonable, getting angry at people is fine.

References
  1. WebArchive: Alison Fleming's profile on u.tv; captured 16 January 2003; accessed 5 April 2009
  2. UTV Today: UTV News Presenters Archived 2010-04-23 at Archive.today; accessed 5 April 2009
  3. Sunday Mirror, "I've been on TV for more than 3 years now but I'm still a bundle of nerves"; dated 15 July 2001, accessed 16 June 2008
  4. UTV Today: Programmes - Documentaries - Teenage Kicks
  5. BFI Film and TV Database
  6. WebArchive: Alison Fleming's profile on u.tv; captured 27 September 2007; accessed 5 April 2009
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