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North Wales Six-Year-Old Boy Killed in Crash Was ‘Full of Character’

The appeal will help pay funeral and memorial costs and cover rent, bills and food as Harrison’s parents grieve.

  • On Thursday, October 1, six-year-old Harrison Glynne Jones died after being struck by a white Ford Transit Tipper on Mill Road in Llanfairfechan. The incident occurred at approximately 5pm outside his home.
  • North Wales Police arrested a 39-year-old local man on suspicion of driving offences and released him under investigation. Detective Inspector Tim Evans is appealing for witnesses or CCTV footage from Pen y Bryn Road and Mill Road.
  • The local community is "hurting" following the tragedy, with The Llanfair Arms remaining closed as a mark of respect. Residents described the boy as a "very special little boy" who was "loved more deeply than words could ever express."
  • Relative Kate Jones established a GoFundMe page to support the family with funeral and essential costs. The appeal has raised £21,463, which will help the parents navigate the "unimaginable task" of saying goodbye.
  • Hope Church opened on Friday afternoon to provide a space for reflection as the village mourns. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact North Wales Police, emphasizing that even small details could assist the ongoing investigation.
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North Wales six-year-old boy killed in crash was ‘full of character’

More than £20,000 has been donated to support the family of a Llanfairfechan boy killed in a crash.

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