Winter sport funds ‘unacceptable’
Winter sports receive an "unacceptable" level of funding, the British Olympic Association has said, pledging a "new dawn" for British winter athletes.
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Winter sports receive an "unacceptable" level of funding, the British Olympic Association has said, pledging a "new dawn" for British winter athletes.
Sport Northern Ireland warns that proposed £2.5m cuts in government funding could have a devastating impact on local sport.
Dame Jude Dench says she fears that funding for the arts is being ’siphoned off’ to pay for the 2012 Olympics.
Actress Dame Judi Dench hit out at the Government for “siphoning off” money from the arts to help pay for the 2012 Olympics.
Britain’s Olympic and Paralympic sports are handed an extra £13m to boost medal hopes and help ensure a smooth build-up to the 2012 Games in London.
The Big Lottery Fund is to invest up to £400m in Scotland over the next five years, the funding body announces.
UK Sport’s head of performance says the British shooting team has been a disappointment as he defends cutting the sport’s funding.
Hull’s European Under-23 champion sprinter Annabelle Lewis fears she will miss out on London 2012 because she has no funding.
Ministers are urged to provide funding to kick-start the stalled redevelopment work at the former Ravenscraig steelworks.
Hull’s European Under-23 champion sprinter Annabelle Lewis fears she will miss out on London 2012 because she has no funding.