2012 Media
Contaminated Dust at the Eastway, the HSE responds and the ODA upgrades its monitoring
Article | 2012 Media | Clays Lane | Environment | Politics
Further to my earlier article about contamination at the former Eastway cycle track the HSE responded after nine weeks (see email below). I remain astonished that it took nine weeks for the HSE to be able to summarise the monitoring being undertaken at the Eastway site. I would have thought the information would be readily to hand but apparently not.
Submitted by Julian Cheyne on Mon, 12/05/2008 - 00:42.
People 'doubt Olympics benefits'
Article | 2012 Media | Government | Legacy
Almost three out of four people believe the 2012 Olympics will bring no real benefit to their area, a survey finds.
In London, host city of the Olympics, six out of 10 people said there was nothing really in the Games for them, the survey for BBC's Inside Out found.
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 04/04/2008 - 19:49.
Athletics on telly is boring
Article | 2012 Media | Attractions
UK Athletics' chairman, Ed Warner, has moved to patch up his relationship with the BBC, visiting the commentary team at the world championships in Osaka to explain comments last week in which he lambasted their coverage as stale, tired and "stuck in the past". Those remarks went down badly among BBC executives who believe the problem lies with the sport itself and point to the many empty seats in Osaka as evidence.
Submitted by Martin Slavin on Wed, 12/09/2007 - 11:53.
Loakes' Boosterettes
Waltham Forest Council launched its Youth Ambassadors for the London 2012 Olympics on Wednesday at the home of Leyton Orient.
Submitted by Martin Slavin on Wed, 25/10/2006 - 06:00.
