Track and Field Athletes and Para Athletes will grace a state-of-the-art new track at Scotstoun Stadium when they do battle for medals at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Cardiff pupils the first in Wales to experience the Glasgow 2026 medals up close.
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales visited Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain (The London Welsh School) today to join pupils and several Team Wales athletes in sending their best wishes to the 114-strong squad ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Scotland’s largest South Asian festival returned to Kelvingrove Park this weekend, bringing together communities for a vibrant celebration of culture, community, sport and creativity as excitement builds for Glasgow 2026.
This summer, ScotRail are going All In for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games by adding 1,400 additional carriages for spectators, volunteers and staff travelling to and from Games venues.
Glasgow 2026 is set to be a mentally healthy Commonwealth Games as it becomes the first major sporting event to sign Scotland’s Mental Health Charter for Physical Activity and Sport in partnership with SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health).
Glasgow 2026 Ambassador Sam Heughan recently paid a surprise visit to a Scottish Thistles training session, leaving Head Coach and Outlander superfan Kath Tetley completely speechless.
Commonwealth Sport has confirmed BBC ALBA as part of the broadcast line-up for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with the broadcaster delivering nightly coverage and highlights in Gaelic throughout the Games
New Human Rights Statement from Glasgow 2026 is backed by UK Charity, ‘It’s a Penalty’, uniting athletes, government, transport and tourism to strengthen prevention and protect communities across Scotland and the wider Commonwealth.
Sporting royalty and some of the most respected names in global sport will feature on TNT Sports screens across the duration of the Games, with coverage included in all HBO Max packages.
Superstar Max Whitlock is hunting for his fifth Commonwealth gold medal as the schedule for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games is revealed.
Rehearsals have kicked off for the Glasgow 2026 Opening Ceremony, which will take place on 23 July in the iconic Hydro, officially lifting the curtain on 10 days of world-class sporting celebration in the city.
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