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Commonwealth Games must go on beyond pared back 2026 event – Starmer

The Commonwealth Games are “really important” and must continue beyond the scaled down 2026 event in Glasgow, Sir Keir Starmer has said. A slimmed down programme for the next Games was announced on Tuesday, but Sir Keir insisted the event will still ...

24 Oct 2024 at 22:30

Scotland

Police expect ‘no detriment’ to budget from Commonwealth Games

Police Scotland expects there will be “no detriment” to its budget stemming from the Commonwealth Games coming to Glasgow in 2026. The decision to bring the Games back to Scotland’s largest city in just over 18 months was met with concern from some ...

30 Oct 2024 at 14:07

Scotland

Glasgow businesses urged to grasp opportunities of Commonwealth Games

Glasgow businesses are being urged to grasp the opportunities offered by the Commonwealth Games returning to the city in 2026. It was announced earlier this year, after the Australian organisers pulled out, that the Games would return to Scotland ...

06 Dec 2024 at 00:01

Gray ‘disappointed’ Commonwealth Games will not be shown on free-to-air TV

A Scottish Government minister has said he is “very disappointed” next year’s Commonwealth Games will not be available on free TV. The body behind the Games, which will return to Glasgow in a slimmed-down format next year, announced on Friday ...

19 Dec 2025 at 14:55

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