London 2012 hand customer database to Sport England
By Tom Degun
March 4 - London 2012 have secured a key component of the digital legacy of the Olympics and Paralympics by handing over the operation of its customer database to Sport England, working in partnership with UK Sport and London & Partners.
March 4 - London 2012 have secured a key component of the digital legacy of the Olympics and Paralympics by handing over the operation of its customer database to Sport England, working in partnership with UK Sport and London & Partners.
March 4 - Britain's visually impaired skier Kelly Gallagher says she and guide Charlotte Evans are targeting a podium spot at Sochi 2014 after taking two silvers and a bronze medal in the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Alpine Skiing World Championships in La Molina, Spain.
March 4 - The Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB) and the Government's Ministry of Sports have sign an agreement to receive nearly $20 million (£13 million/€15 million) this year to help prepare their top athletes in the lead up to Rio 2016.
March 3 - Protests against the decision to axe wrestling from the Olympics took a new twist when Armen Nazaryan, a two-time gold medallist, announced he was going on hunger strike.
March 1 - Denmark and Latvia today officially presented its joint bid for the 2017 World Ice Hockey Championships.
March 3 - Plans have been launched to build a British national beach sports stadium in Skegness, which would become the home of England's beach soccer team.
March 3 - Support for Tokyo's bid to host the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics is at a record high, a new poll published on the eve of the start of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Evaluation Commission visit here claims.
March 2 - The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) have appointed Canadian Eron Marin as its first full-time secretary general, they have announced.
March 2 - The World Baseball Classic began in Taichung, Taiwan, today when the hosts beat Australia 4-1 as the sport hopes a good tournament will help it regain its place in the Olympic programme for 2020.
March 2 - FIFA has for the first time - publicly, at least - acknowledged that the 2022 World Cup in Qatar may have to be moved to the winter because of the health risk of playing in the intense heat in the Middle East country during the summer could pose.
March 2 - Japan plans to show that holding the Olympics and Paralympics here in 2020 would be the most technologically advanced in history by demonstrating new cutting-edge "8k" ultra high definition television to the team of inspectors who are here to assess their bid.
March 2 - France's Jimmy Vicaut won the 60 metres title here at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in 6.48sec, a personal best by 0.05 and the fastest time run in the world this year.
March 2 - Istanbul's bid to host the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics could help Turkey's campaign to join the European Union, it has been claimed by one of the country's most senior politicians.
March 1 - Sheffield's Don Valley Stadium, built for the 1991 Summer Universiade and where Olympic heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis started her career and still trains, is to be closed.
March 1 - A 2013 world-leading performance of 7.49sec by Russia's "Siberian Express" Sergey Shubenko in the men's 60 metres hurdles, and a European rankings-leading effort and Turkish record of 7.89 in the women's 60m hurdles by Nevin Yanit brought the first full day of action here at the European Athletics Indoor Championships to a thrilling conclusion.
