Commonwealth Games News
Glasgow 2014 hope tax break will attract top athletes to Commonwealth Games
By Duncan Mackay
January 26 - Glasgow 2014 have today welcomed the announcement that athletes from outside the UK who compete at the Commonwealth Games will not have to pay income tax, an incentive designed to try to ensure high-profile stars like Jamaica's Usain Bolt compete in the event. Add new comment
Gold Coast 2018 chief executive set to be picked after applications close
By Tom Degun
January 22 - The deadline for applications for the position of chief executive of the Gold Coast 2018 Organising Committee has now passed with Mark Peters (pictured), the chief executive if the Bid Committee, the favourite to land the role.
Prince Imran praises Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games preparation
By Tom Degun
January 20 - The new Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President, Prince Tunku Imran, has praised preparations for Glasgow 2014 following the conclusion of his first official visit to the Scottish city.Interest growing for Commonwealth Games city bids, claims CGF President
By Tom Degun in Innsbruck
January 19 - Malaysia's Prince Tunku Imran, the new President of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), has claimed that giving flexibility to host cities of the Commonwealth Games is helping to create more interest in bidding for prestigious competition.
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- Commonwealth Games legend Sir Peter Heatly helps open Glasgow 2014 headquarters
- Stockwell formally announced as chairman of Gold Coast 2018
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Pierre de Coubertin's blood relation Antoine de Navacelle is working to maintain the values of the man who created the modern Games within today's Olympic and business framework. And as he exclusively tells Mike Rowbottom, it is not a fruitless exercise
