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The London Roadshow visits Greenwich

Zoe, Sporting hopeful, 27 Feb 2008

I was so honoured to be invited down to the roadshow on Saturday in Woolwich. When I arrived at the market all I could see was a massive yellow pod in the middle of the market place that was already buzzing with people. The roadshow is such a great idea and really highlights the fun factor about The Games!

It is truly awesome that the Olympic and Paralympic Games is coming to London! I just can't believe that I will get the opportunity to go to the Games and maybe even perform in front of my home crowd - it doesn't get better then that! This roadshow is a great way to introduce local resident to new things, give them the confidence to try something new, be active and ultimately to share in this memorable moment.

Everyone I met during the day really enjoyed testing their fitness and strength on the machines (including myself, I had to be pulled off the machines!); I even saw Nick Raynsford and the Mayor of Greenwich Cllr Sajid Jawaid trying out the interactive equipment! This colourful event really proves there is something for everyone.

Zoe Smith on rowing machine

Nick Raynsford, Member of Parliament for Greenwich and Woolwich was there and said, "The Olympic and Paralympic Games is so important and inspirational for people in this part of London. We are delighted that the roadshow is here in Woolwich to excite and motivate the residents of this borough."

Mayor of Greenwich Cllr Sajid Jawaid also went along. He said, "The roadshow is a wonderful way to bring to life the diverse range of positive opportunities and benefits that The Games will bring to London and the local residents of Greenwich - including business, culture, sport, jobs and skills." And I tend to agree with them both...

Joining in on the 'green screen' photo opportunity!:

Liam & Zoe
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