Trevor Fishlock, a cherished ITV presenter and journalist, has died at the age of 85, his family confirmed. The veteran broadcaster, best known for hosting HTV's Wild Tracks and Fishlock's Wales, passed away on Friday, 3 July.
Career Highlights and Family
Before his television and radio career, Fishlock worked as a foreign correspondent for The Times and The Daily Telegraph. He is survived by his second wife, Penny Fishlock, three children, and seven grandchildren.
Tributes from Colleagues
Zoe Thomas, Head of News and Programmes at ITV Cymru Wales, said: "ITV Cymru Wales is deeply saddened by the passing of legendary journalist, author, and broadcaster Trevor Fishlock. As a master storyteller, Trevor brought warmth, intellect, and humanity to Welsh broadcasting, capturing the heart of the nation through his acclaimed series Wild Tracks and Fishlock's Wales."
Jonathan Hill, Presenter and former Editor of English Language Programmes at ITV Cymru Wales, added: "Trevor was a first class journalist and hugely talented broadcaster with an extraordinary ability to talk directly to viewers as if they were having a chat with an old friend. He made a huge contribution to our understanding of our nation's story, and viewers loved him."
Legacy
Fishlock's remarkable, award-winning career, from global reporting for The Times to his work in Wales, leaves an indelible mark on Welsh cultural heritage. His distinct voice and curiosity to explore and explain the world around him will be greatly missed.
