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GLASGOW: Glasgow 2014 - Back Scotland's Bid Print E-mail
Back Scotland's Bid to host 2014 Commonwealth Games. Scots in London and Whyte and Mackay are calling on you to join a host of famous Scots to Back Scotland's Bid to bring the 2014 Commonwealth Games to Glasgow. Famous names that have pledged their support already include Colin Montgomerie, Lulu, Nick Nairn, Olympic champion Chris Hoy and The Proclaimers. Thousands of people living in Scotland have registered their support as well as local authorities, schools, sports clubs and companies, including Whyte and Mackay, BAA, Morrisons, Scotrail and Baxters.

People can pledge their support in three ways:
  1. By registering at www.glasgow2014.com;
  2. By texting 'bid' to 61611;
  3. By completing and returning a campaign postcard.
Hosting the 2014 Commonwealth Games will bring substantial economic benefits to both the city and the country, including regeneration of transport, housing and the environment.

New and renovated sporting facilities will give Scotland a platform to promote healthy living and sport throughout the country. It will also offer Scotland's sports men and women a chance to shine - results from previous games show that when held on home territory, the number of medals a country wins increases.

In addition, hosting the games is a fantastic opportunity to show millions of people across the world that Scotland is a modern, ambitious and dynamic nation, capable of staging an international event.

Glasgow has submitted a strong bid but faces competition from Abuja in Nigeria and Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The final decision on who will be awarded the 2014 Games will be made in November 2007.

Demonstrating enthusiasm from people living in Scotland as well as Scots around the world (strong dynamic passionate Scottish networks such as Scots in London ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) / www.scotsinlondon.com and other global friends will enhance Scotland's bid. Please register on www.glasgow2014.com .
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Written by Scots In London / Eddie Tait   
Wednesday, 01 March 2006
 
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