“FOREVER LOVED, FOREVER MISSED, FOREVER 6” — FAMILY REMEMBERS HARRISON AFTER TRAGIC COLLISION NEAR HIS HOME

Harrison Glynne Jones was just six years old when an ordinary evening turned into a devastating loss for his family. After asking to go for a bike ride, the little boy was involved in a collision with a van near his home in North Wales. His loved ones now want him remembered for the joy he brought into their lives.

LLANFAIRFECHAN, WALES — A family in North Wales is mourning the loss of six-year-old Harrison Glynne Jones, whose life ended following a collision involving a van on a residential road near his home.

Harrison was involved in the incident on Mill Road in Llanfairfechan, Conwy, shortly after 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 1, 2026. Emergency services attended, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to a fundraising appeal established to support his family, Harrison had asked his parents if he could go for a bike ride after dinner. What should have been an ordinary childhood moment became a memory his family will carry with them forever.

A LITTLE BOY WHO COULD LIGHT UP A ROOM

For Harrison’s family, he was far more than the child at the centre of a police investigation.

In a tribute shared through the fundraising appeal, his loved ones described him as a “cheeky chappy, full of character with a personality that could light up a room.”

They said he was loved more deeply than words could express, and that his sudden loss had left his parents, sisters and wider family struggling to comprehend what had happened.

Harrison was the beloved son of Daryl and Kayleigh and a cherished brother. His family hopes that people will remember his lively personality, the happiness he brought to those around him and the everyday moments that made him special.

The words chosen for his tribute have become a powerful expression of their grief: “Forever loved, forever missed, forever 6.”

THE COLLISION THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

North Wales Police said officers were called shortly after 5 p.m. on October 1 following reports of a collision involving a vehicle and a child on Mill Road.

The vehicle involved was identified as a white Ford Transit tipper van. Police launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident and appealed for anyone who witnessed it to come forward.

A 39-year-old local man who was driving the van was arrested on suspicion of driving offences and later released under investigation while enquiries continued. His arrest does not establish responsibility, and police have urged the public not to speculate about what happened.

Investigators are particularly interested in information from people who were around Mill Road and Pen y Bryn Road at approximately 5 p.m. that evening.

A COMMUNITY RALLIES AROUND HIS FAMILY

Following Harrison’s loss, a fundraising campaign was created by relative Kate Jones to help his parents through the difficult weeks and months ahead.

The appeal says donations will go towards funeral and memorial expenses, rent, household bills, food and other essential costs while Harrison’s parents take time away from work to grieve and be with their family.

The campaign has drawn support from people moved by the family’s story, including donors who did not know Harrison personally but wanted to offer practical help.

Although financial support cannot ease the pain of losing a child, the generosity has given the family one less burden to carry during an unimaginably difficult period.

POLICE APPEAL FOR WITNESSES AND CAMERA FOOTAGE

North Wales Police’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit continues to investigate the circumstances of the collision.

Officers are asking anyone who was in the area around Mill Road and Pen y Bryn Road at about 5 p.m. on October 1 to contact them, particularly if they have not yet spoken to investigators.

Police are also seeking relevant private CCTV, doorbell-camera recordings and dashcam footage. Even footage that appears insignificant may help officers establish what happened.

Anyone with information can contact North Wales Police via its online webchat or by calling 101, quoting reference 26000807122. Information can also be provided anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Police have asked people to respect the family’s privacy and avoid sharing material online or speculating about the circumstances while the investigation remains ongoing.

“FOREVER LOVED, FOREVER MISSED, FOREVER 6”

Harrison’s life was tragically short, but his family’s words make clear how deeply he was loved.

There should have been more birthdays, more bike rides, more laughter with his sisters and countless ordinary evenings still to come. Instead, his parents and family are left holding on to memories of the little boy whose personality could brighten a room.

As the investigation continues, those who loved Harrison hope the attention surrounding his story will also help people remember the child behind the headlines: a son, a brother and a much-loved six-year-old.

His family’s message says everything they want the world to know.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever 6.

• North Wales Police — Renewed appeal after six-year-old dies in Llanfairfechan collision
• BBC News — Boy, 6, who died in van collision was ‘loved more deeply than words could ever express’
• GoFundMe — Help Harrison’s Family Through This Devastating Loss
• Nation.Cymru — Community rallies around grieving family