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92Rewind: Fanfare for the 'common man'

By: The OpenLearn team (The Open University)
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John Major visits his childhood home as part of the Conservative's 'common man' approach.

13 Apr
2010
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This blog is coming to you as part of our 92 Rewind Twitter stream in the lead up to this year's General Election.

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The Conservative  ‘common man’ broadcast shows leader John Major visiting his childhood home of Brixton.

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Brixton might not have changed much by 1992 - but in 2010, the community is embracing a new way of living, as a transition town

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Tuesday, 13th April 2010
Tuesday, 13th April 2010

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