Commonwealth Games Federation appoints Glasgow 2014 chief Grevemberg as new CEO
David Grevemberg has been selected to drive the Commonwealth Games Federation forwards, fulfilling statements of ambition made to HOST CITY magazine earlier this year
Mondo becomes Glasgow 2014 sponsor
Hampden Park has been transformed into a world class athletics facility with a track from Mondo, who has now been confirmed as an official sponsor of the Games
INTERVIEW: The history maker
Perceptions of Glasgow and the Commonwealth are changing for the better, says David Grevemberg, CEO of Glasgow 2014 in an exclusive Q&A with HOST CITY magazine
Glasgow 2014 to spread ticketing pressure with phased system
The ticketing website for Glasgow 2014, which had to be closed down on Tuesday due to technical problems, is to re-open on Wednesday with tickets going on sale in phases over three days, with a phoneline being introduced to alleviate pressure
Glasgow 2014 ready to host Triathlon test
Stratchlyde Loch’s readiness to host the Triathlon competition for the Commonwealth Games will be put to the test on May 24th
Glasgow 2014 awards £1m of contracts to supported businesses
Five contracts amounting to £1m (US$1.7bn) have been awarded by Glasgow 2014 to Scottish companies employing people with disabilities
Glasgow 2014 excludes Red Road demolition from ceremony
Security fears and widespread public opposition prompt Glasgow 2014 to take the early decision not include the demolition of Red Road flats in the opening ceremony of the Games
Glasgow 2014’s new running track revealed
With 100 days to go until the Commonwealth Games, Hampden Park’s transformation to a temporary track and field venue is put on display
Arena Group reveals scope of Glasgow 2014 overlay works
Glasgow 2014 sponsor Arena Group announces the scope of its plans for temporary overlay, structures and seating at Commonwealth Games venues
Mandela’s spirit to drive athletes at Glasgow 2014
South Africa will be motivated by the spirit of Mabida on the 20th anniversary of the country’s return to the Commonwealth Games and independence