Bangor Conwy Môn

1) Leena Sarah Farhat

Leena Sarah Farhat has worked across Ynys Môn, Gwynedd and Conwy and is studying for a
PhD at Bangor University.

She is a first generation British and multilingual young woman. She is a local campaigner, with priorities such as fixing our NHS, tackling the cost of living crisis, and standing up for rural issues.

2) Rachel Roberts

3) Rob Atenstaedt

Dr Rob Atenstaedt is a Town Councillor for the Tudno Ward in Llandudno. He is vice-chair of the Community Services & Tourism and Civic Committees and Town Council representative to Llandudno Museum.

He was born in Bangor, Gwynedd and his family hails originally from Criccieth, where his grandfather used to breed ducks.

He studied at Cambridge University and works as an NHS doctor.  in June 2024, he received the NHS Long Service Award for 25 years of service.

5) Mark Rosenthal

Anglesey resident Mark Rosenthal firmly believes in local participation and community enterprise, promoting less reliance on the state and more about collective participation in setting local and international goals. Mark calls for a fairer share of Investment for Infrastructure in North Wales to significantly increase job creation and a higher wage economy to bolster our very low GDP. He firmly supports the recently announced SMNR project at Wylfa along with the other green energy schemes here on Ynys Mȏn, providing they do not compromise valuable agricultural land.

A civil engineer with extensive experience in construction and IT, Mark brings expertise in managing large projects and supporting local businesses. He is dedicated to ensuring effective local governance and high-quality, cost-effective public services on Ynys Mȏn.