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Glasgow 'saved & reinvented' Commonwealth Games says chief executive

The Glasgow Commonwealth Games have ‘saved and reinvented’ the format and inspired every other nation to host the showpiece going forward, says…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

Commonwealth Games hailed ‘Alive and Kicking’ as Simple Minds close Glasgow 2026

The curtain has come down on the action.

The Independent UK · Aug 2

‘Ready for next 100 years’: Glasgow 2026 chief hails revamped Commonwealth Games

Phil Batty said the event can carry on for another 100 years, saying: ‘The Commonwealth Games are relevant, matter and are here to last’

The Guardian - UK · Aug 2

Scottish bottling firm named Glasgow 2026 soft drinks partner

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners GB has also been named an official partner of Team Scotland.

The Independent UK · Apr 2

Legacy of 2014 Commonwealth Games ‘allows Glasgow to host 2026 event’

A slimmed-down version of the Games will return to Glasgow next year.

Evening Standard · Oct 20, 2025

CEO Phil Batty on why Glasgow will have a Commonwealth Games to be proud of

Chief executive Phil Batty has outlined why he believes Glasgow will have a Commonwealth Games to be proud of in 2026.

The National (Scotland) · Jul 26, 2025

Unicorn called Finnie unveiled as mascot for 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

Described as a ‘proud Glaswegian unicorn’, the mascot made her debut posing for pictures on top of the city’s Finnieston Crane.

The Independent UK · Jul 23, 2025

‘Festival of Brexit’ director brands it ‘very successful’ despite attendance flop

THE “Festival of Brexit” has been branded “very successful” by its director despite participation figures for the £120 million project…

The National (Scotland) · Nov 22, 2022

Festival of Brexit chief claims event was ‘success’ despite falling far short of visitor target

2.8 million attended live events, organisers reveal – but project branded ‘colossal waste of money’

The Independent UK · Nov 22, 2022

‘Festival of Brexit’ director brands it ‘very successful’ despite low attendance

The project ran from March to October this year and attracted three million in-person visitors, according to organisers.

The Independent UK · Nov 22, 2022