News
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The London 2012 Organising Committee today revealed the winning designs of the ‘Landmark London’ pin badges, which go on sale later this month.
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Forty two security workers on the Olympic Park have graduated with flying colours from a recent training course.
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London 2012 Diversity Week underway
8 March 2010
London 2012 Diversity Week got underway today, highlighting the efforts being made to make sure London 2012 is 'everyone's Games'.
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London 2012 Olympic Stadium reaches full height
5 March 2010
The first of the Olympic Stadium’s lighting towers has been successfully lifted into place, taking the venue to its full height – 60m above the field of play.
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London 2012 today welcomed The President of the Republic of South Africa Jacob Zuma to the Olympic Park.
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Olympic Park engineering project wins award
4 March 2010
The project to clean and clear the Olympic Park site ahead of construction has been awarded the ‘Greatest Contribution to London’ award at this year’s ICE London Civil Engineering Awards.
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The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) has confirmed that Links of London has become an official licensee of London 2012 and will create the Official Jewellery Collection of London 2012.
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London 2012 makes most of learning opportunities in Vancouver
28 February 2010
As the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games draw to a close, London 2012 organisers have been taking advantage of the final opportunity to experience and learn from an Olympic Games, before London becomes the next Olympic Host City.
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London 2012 invites tenders for boats and marine services
26 February 2010
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) has begun the process of sourcing more than 180 support (non-competition) boats for the Sailing, Rowing, Canoeing, Triathlon and Open Water Swim events in the summer of 2012.
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International Broadcast Centre on track
25 February 2010
The wall and roof cladding on the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) has been completed and the Main Press Centre (MPC) has reached its full height.
