City of Chester (UK Parliament constituency) (English Wikipedia)

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Chester Chronicle [@ChesterChron] (29 April 2017). "Chester born Will Gallagher, who contested Alyn & Deeside in 2010, is the Tory candidate for Chester in the 2017 general election" (Tweet) – via Twitter.