Local elections: Lib Dem candidate wins two seats 160 miles apart

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A collage representation  showing Highgrove House and Salford

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Chris Twells is present representing some Tetbury with Upton and Salford

A Liberal Democrat campaigner has won assembly seats successful 2 places - which are 160 miles distant from each other.

Chris Twells volition correspond some Tetbury with Upton - a Gloucestershire ward which contains the household residence of King Charles III - and Salford successful north-west England.

Mr Twells volition person to be a gathering astatine each assembly each six months to debar losing either seat.

Early section elections results person seen the Tories suffer seats crossed England.

The Mayor of Salford, Paul Dennett, described Mr Twells arsenic a "paper campaigner successful the Cotswolds" and called for him to "do the close happening and resign" from his Salford seat.

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