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Ram Gidoomal

13 April 2012
Ram Gidoomal

Ram Gidoomal arrived in London in 1967 after his family joined thousands of Asians expelled from Kenya. He went on to read Physics at Imperial College before becoming a succesful businessman. In 1998 he was awarded the CBE for services to the business community and race relations. In the 2000 mayoral election he finished fifth with 42,060 first-choice votes.

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  • Raise investment for London Underground by issuing a Peoples Bond
  • Skills training to offer people a route out of homelessness

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