After the 2012 London Olympic Games, Government and Mayor of London have approved the bid of West Ham to take over Olympic Stadium. The Olympic Park Legacy Company, OPLC had recommended the joint bid by Hammers and Newham Council.
Bob Neill, Local government minister and Hugh Robertson, sports minister had given their recommendation ‘thumbs up’. Mr. Neil further said, “This completes the first stage of this process and means that the Olympic Park Legacy Company are now able to enter into negotiations to agree a lease for the Olympic Stadium site. We are delighted with the progress that has been made and very pleased we have reached this very significant milestone in determining the long-term legacy for the Olympic Park.”
Boris Johnson, London Mayor also said, “I am confident that West Ham will provide a secure future for the stadium which also sees its iconic design for the London Games retained for future generations to admire.”
If you are looking for more information and latest updates on 2012 London Olympics, just log on to 2012 London Olympics! Register to our sign up section and you would be provided with news and emails related to 2012 London Olympics!
No comments:
Post a Comment