2012 Olympics and Paralympics in Brent

Brent and the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Challenge

 
"We are passionate about and committed to the London Games. We will ensure that Brent contributes fully so that our communities can participate and be a part of the legacy of the Games."
Gareth Daniel, Chief Executive, Brent Council

Reflecting the political priority given to the Olympic Games, Brent has nominated Councillor Alan Mendoza as the Lead member for the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2012. 

Councillor Mendoza introduces the Inspiring Brent 2012 Action Plan and is keen to stress:

"I hope that Brent's residents, their families and our local businesses will take advantage of and benefit from the many sporting and cultural activities being organised and get involved - not just as spectators but as participants."

Brent's commitment to the London 2012 Games

Brent is committed to securing the maximum benefits from the London 2012 Games to create a lasting legacy for our young people, residents and local businesses.

With less than a 1000 days to go till the London 2012 Games, an exciting programme of cultural and sporting activites has been developed in the run up to the Games.

The 'Inspiring Brent Action Plan for the London 2012 Games' has identified a number of key aims for the borough with the following key theme groups:
 

• Business and skills - includes supporting local businesses and the Personal Best Volunteer Programme.
  
• Young learners - includes engaging schools, youth groups and Brent Youth Parliament in Olympic inspired events. 
• Sport and health -promoting a wealth of sports and physical activities for all ages - from running marathons to Olympic taster sessions. 
• Culture and events - includes historical Olympic projects and hosting combined cultural dance, music, street entertainment and sporting events.

 
Inspiring Brent 2012 Action Plan  - find out more about our plans.