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Athletics: Arlene hopes to stay on track in Athens

A CAMBUSLANG runner is preparing to take on the cream of the world, at the International Children’s Games this week.Read

Athletics: Success on the track for schools

RUTHERGLEN and Cambuslang schools enjoyed a successful time at the South Lanarkshire Council Track Championships.Read

Teenage athletes head for Athens

LANARKSHIRE’S 19-strong team of young athletes are on the medal trail at the International Children’s Games in Athens.Read

New sports pitch will be up-and-running next year

COUNCILLORS have rubber-stamped a funding package to build a new sports pitch at Whitemoss.Read

2011 Games the key to procuring needed facilities

COUNCILLOR Michael McCann says Lanarkshire’s successful bid to host the International Children's Games in 2011 was key to last week’s announcement.Read

Hundreds of track stars descend on Wishaw Sports Centre

YVONNE Murray has hailed the inaugural Scottish Inter-Regional Athletic’s Championships as an outstanding success.Read

Plans for Children’s Games are unveiled

THE build-up to the Lanarkshire International Children’s games 2011 has begun in earnest as excitement continues to grow at the prospect of the county hosting its biggest ever international event.Read

A hall lot of sports!

THE next budding Yvonne Murray or Allan Scott could be here on our doorstep and all ready to compete in the 2011 International Children's Games.Read

Ravenscraig will kindle ‘new pride’ says council leader

IN his new year message, North Lanarkshire Council leader Councillor Jim McCabe said that the new Ravenscraig development will be a source of pride for everyone.Read

Moderator backs Children’s Games

THE Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Right Reverend David Lunan, has added his backing to the 2011 International Children’s Games.Read

NHS applaud ‘mini Olympics’

NHS LANARKSHIRE have praised the decision for the 2011 International Children’s Games – the ‘mini Olympics’ – to be held in Lanarkshire.Read

Forget about Beijing – the Mini Olympics are coming to Wishaw!

THE International Children’s Games is heading to Lanarkshire after the area fought off competition from around the globe to land the event dubbed the ‘Mini Olympics.’Read

Lanarkshire wins race to host children’s Olympics

EAST Kilbride will play host to some of the world’s finest young athletes after Lanarkshire won its bid to host the 2011 International Children’s Games (ICG).Read