Allied Mobility, the UK’s leading wheelchair accessible vehicle manufacturer, has been announced as the Official Accessibility Partner for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games and an Official Partner for Team Scotland, reinforcing the Games’ commitment to inclusivity.
As Part Of This Year’s Commonwealth Games, The Movement For Health Coalition Is Going All In for Glasgow 2026, Creating A Campaign For Scotland’s Communities, Building A Lasting National Legacy And Celebrating The Games Return To Scotland In An Inclusive And Accessible Way.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony will lift the curtain on the UK’s biggest sporting event, taking over the iconic Hydro arena. From 12:00 today (18 May), fans from across Glasgow, Scotland and the world can sign up for their chance to access tickets to one of most unforgettable moments of the Games.
Olympic champions Daniel Wiffen and Jack McMillan will lead Northern Ireland’s push for a record haul of Commonwealth Games honours in the pool after being selected as part of a 13-strong swimming squad for Glasgow 2026.
Reigning champion Michaela Walsh will have the chance to round off her Commonwealth Games career with a title defence, after being named as part of Northern Ireland's 12-strong Glasgow 2026 boxing team.
Three-time Olympic champion Adam Ramsay-Peaty will return to the scene of his first major international successes – 12 years after claiming a maiden Commonwealth Games crown – after being named in the Glasgow 2026 Team England line-up.
Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European champion Katie Archibald has announced her retirement from elite sport, following an astounding career which saw the Scot become one of her nation’s most decorated track cyclists in history.
Industry leader Riedel Communications is returning as a Games sponsor in Glasgow and will serve as the Official Connectivity Integration Provider and will be an Official Partner for Team Scotland.
Glasgow 2026 is set to be a historic event for a host of reasons; with the inclusion of the largest-ever para sport programme the Commonwealth Games has ever-seen, undoubtedly one of the most significant headliners.
Australian Glasgow 2014 gold medallist Angie Ballard will make history upon her return to Scotland by becoming the first para athlete to compete at five Commonwealth Games.
Longines – Official Timekeeper and Principal Partner of Glasgow 2026 – has today released a limited-edition version of their HydroConquest model as the Official Watch of the Games.
Ideagen, a Nottingham-headquartered software company, has been unveiled as the Official AI Technology Principal Partner of Glasgow 2026, Presenting Partner for Netball and an Official Partner for Team Scotland, becoming one of the primary sponsors of the UK’s biggest sporting event this year.
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