Harry has been a resident of Llandudno since the early 1990s, with his family’s association with the town going back several generations.

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He went to Rydal Penrhos and then Llandrillo College, before attending university in Aberystwyth where he gained an MScEcon in International History. Following university Harry worked within the heritage rail tourism sector for a short period. Following this he took up a position working for Guto Bebb MP, before moving into further employment in public affairs. Harry continues to volunteer regularly for the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway, one of North Wales’ premier tourist attractions.

Harry was elected as one of the county councillors for Gogarth Ward in a by-election in December 2015, becoming the then youngest member of the local authority. He was reelected with an increased majority in 2017 and also elected to Llandudno Town Council. In 2021 Harry was delighted to be elected to serve as the Mayor of Llandudno - he is the youngest individual to ever hold this office. Following a shake-up of Conwy County Borough Council's electoral boundaries, Harry was elected to represent the new Gogarth Mostyn ward in 2022.

In 2025 Harry was selected as the second Welsh Conservative candidate for the new Bangor Conwy Môn Senedd constituency. The new constituency encompases all of Ynys Môn, the eastern half of the current Arfon constituency, the current Aberconwy constituency and the rural western part of the current Clwyd West constituency. The next Senedd election will be contested using a proportional representation system with parties standing lists of candidates and six candidates being elected in each constituency.

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