One of the most recognisable faces of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, Charlie Flynn, has backed a new charity fundraising drive linked to the return of the Games to the city, as it was announced that three Scottish organisations are set to receive a major boost from Games-related giving.
Kimberley and Louise Renicks became known as the ‘Golden Sisters’ back in 2014, when they kick-started Scotland’s historic judo medal haul at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Glasgow 2026 has appointed the Games’ first ever electrified vehicle partner with BYD, the world’s leading New Energy Vehicle (NEV) manufacturer, as Official Car Partner, driving Glasgow 2026’s ambition to deliver a greener Games.
70,000 young people are going 'All In' on a citywide celebration of creativity, culture and the Commonwealth Games spirit.
24 nations, one court: 3x3 Basketball’s biggest Commonwealth Games yet.
Finlay Davidson set to compete for the first medal of Glasgow 2026 on home soil
Following the roaring success of the Orkney 2025 International Island Games, Orkney is gearing up to embrace another massive summer of sport.
“When I looked at Usain Bolt, I only saw the medals,” recalls Olympic champion Julien Alfred. “Then going through it myself, I realised that it’s not always a straight line and careers are not always linear. I, like others, had to go through hardships and I think it’s important I’m honest about that.”
The official call to action is launched as the six-months-to-go countdown begins.
23 JULY - 2 AUGUST 2026
GAMES BEGIN IN:
