Newsletter - Parkinson: Naive To Think Games Will Be Clean

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UK Sport Newsletter | 24 JULY 2008

LATEST NEWS FROM UK SPORT PARKINSON: NAIVE TO THINK GAMES WILL BE CLEAN On the day UK Sport published results from the first quarter of its 2008/09 National Anti-Doping Programme, its Acting Director of Drug-Free Sport, Andy Parkinson, has stated it would be 'naïve' to think the forthcoming Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games will be clean. Read more UK SPORT RESPONDS TO PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE REPORT The Public Accounts Committee today published its report "Preparing for Sporting Success at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Beyond". Read UK Sport's response to the recommendations here. Read more UK SPORT UNVEILS 'WINNING MEDALS' With the opening ceremony of the Beijing Games now just two weeks away, UK Sport have been working to make sure that you have easy access to all the information and data you may require around the Olympic and Paralympic sports and athletes supported by our World Class Performance Programme. Read more INNOVATION AWARDS TO BOOST BRITISH SPORT UK Sport and Loughborough University Sports Technology Institute have today launched two competitions to challenge the nation's entrepreneurs to find the most innovative ideas in sport. Read more Subscribe to UK Sport RSS feed. IN BRIEF The latest news from the UK's high performance sports community, including updates from Canoeing, Sailing and Table Tennis UK SPORT PODCAST TICKET BOOTH 100% ME JOBS IN SPORT The latest vacancies in British sport Please email all news and press releases concerning elite sport in the UK to news@uksport.gov.uk To advertise jobs on the website and in the newsletter please email details to jobs@uksport.gov.uk For all further enquiries, please email newsletter@uksport.gov.uk / tel 020 7211 5174. UK Sport: 40 Bernard St, London, WC1N 1ST - www.uksport.gov.uk If you do not want to receive this newsletter in the future, please click here to unsubscribe.