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The post has been held by Conservative Tim Bowles since it was created in 2017.

BBC News Published image captionDan Norris celebrates being elected West of England Mayor with his dog Angel Labours Dan Norris has been elected as Mayor of the West of England, gaining the position from the Conservatives. Mr Norris received 125,482 votes, beating Conservative businessman Samuel Williams by 40,093 votes. The role covers Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Bath and North East Somerset and the former Labour MP takes over from Tory Tim Bowles who is retiring after four years. Mr No...

The post has been held by Conservative Tim Bowles since it was created in 2017.

The post has been held by Conservative Tim Bowles since it was created in 2017.

Mr Norris received the most first and second preference votes, with a total of 125,482. He beat Conservative candidate Samuel Williams, who received 85,389 votes, by 40,093 votes. The seat, created in 2017, was previously held by Conservative Tim Bowles, who did not seek a second term. Mr Norris praised Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer after the results were declared at the SS Great Britain in Bristol on Saturday. “I’m very proud of our region, it’s a great region but it could be even bette...

Mr Norris received the most first and second preference votes, with a total of 125,482. He beat Conservative candidate Samuel Williams, who received 85,389 votes, by 40,093 votes. The seat, created in 2017, was previously held by Conservative Tim Bowles, who did not seek a second term. Mr Norris praised Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer after the results were declared at the SS Great Britain in Bristol on Saturday. “I’m very proud of our region, it’s a great region but it could be even bette...

The former Labour MP will replace Conservative Tim Bowles who is retiring after four years.

The post has been held by Conservative Tim Bowles since it was created in 2017.

The post has been held by Conservative Tim Bowles since it was created in 2017.

Norris won 125,482 votes, ahead of his Tory opponent, Samuel Williams, who took 85,389. Norris replaces Conservative Tim Bowles, who stepped down. Speaking after the result was declared on board Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s steamship SS Great Britain in Bristol, Norris said: “I’m very proud of our region. But it could be even better. I want to thank Keir Starmer, who has unlocked this election for Labour in the west of England. “Without him and his skills, his determination and...