With just one year to go to the start of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, this media briefing will provide an update from the nation’s elite sports agency on Mission 2012
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UK Sport has announced that Simon Morton has been appointed to the role of Director of Major Events and International Relations
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Tim Hollingsworth, the former director of communications at UK Sport, who were until recently the SJA’s long-term sponsors, is the latest high profile departure from the elite sport funding agency
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Glasgow has a longstanding relationship with gymnastics, staging its first ever Grand Prix event in 1997. Last month it hosted the newly revamped FIG World Cup for the first time in front of a capacity crowd in the Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena
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IAN COLE, flushed with the success of dominating the floor of the old GLC’s Debating Chamber in the style of a 1980s Ken Livingstone, reports on the headline-making SJA Olympic Question Time.
Photographs by STEVE ROWE
1 Apr
2011
2011
Press conference: UK Sport Mission 2012
An indication of the progress Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic sports are making towards London 2012 with 16 months to go
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7 Jan
2011
2011
UK Sport: public affairs manager
We are now looking for a Public Affairs Manager to join the team
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The SJA’s British Sports Journalism Awards, established over more than 30 years, seek to recognise the great sports writing, stories and photographs, thus enhancing the status of sports journalists
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1 Dec
2010
2010
UK Sport: media briefing, Dec 9
UK Sport will be announcing the outcomes of its 2010 Annual Investment Review process with summer Olympic and Paralympic sports to ensure that support for the preparation of British athletes and sports for their home Games in London in 2012 is maximised. The briefing will also include UK Sport’s funding allocation for winter Olympic and Paralympic sports for the Sochi 2014 cycle
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The four-year settlement has seen UK Sport’s exchequer funding reduced by 28 per cent over the period in real terms
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