Cllr Aidan Fisher

Cllr Aidan Fisher (Reform UK) is the county councillor for the Hastings - Ashdown and Conquest division, on East Sussex County Council.

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Posts and committees

Sits on: Full Council

In meetings

From the minutes on the record: every councillor the same way, nothing ranked or scored.

At meetings: named as present at 4, apologies sent to 0

From the minutes on the record since Tue 10 Feb 2026. Minutes list who was present and who sent apologies; an absence without apologies isn't recorded, and committee seats change during the year, so these are not a share of the meetings a councillor was expected at.

Interests

Their own entries on the county's register of interests (a spouse's or partner's are left out) and the interests the county's minutes record them declaring at meetings, in the minutes' words.

Registered interests, published 12 June 2026

Their own entries on the county council's register of interests, in the register's words and categories. Entries for a spouse or partner are left out. The register on the county's site is the record (read here 12 October 2026).

Nothing declared under: Contracts, Licences, Corporate tenancies, Securities (see definitions below), Any body exercising functions of a public nature, Any body directed to charitable purposes, Gifts and hospitality.

Interests declared at meetings: 1

What the county's minutes record this councillor declaring, in the minutes' words, from the meetings on the record. Where a minute names an agenda item, its heading is given.

Their division

The division takes in the Ashdown and Conquest ward areas. Which wards a division covers is worked out from its name, so treat that as a guide rather than a boundary map.

From East Sussex County Council's own member register (democracy.eastsussex.gov.uk), last confirmed Mon 3 Aug 2026. Public role facts only: name, division, party, stated posts and committee seats, as the council publishes them. For anything personal, the council's own page is the record. Every councillor.