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GLL to sponsor athletics meet
POSTED 06 Sep 2010 . BY Tom Walker
Greenwich Leisure (GLL) has announced a new three-year sponsorship deal with United Kingdom Athletics (UKA) to support the annual Crystal Palace International athletics event.

The deal sees GLL become official bib sponsors at the two day event which attracts a capacity crowd each year along with TV audiences of 2 million in the UK alone.

GLL also committed their long term support to the London Disability Athletics Challenge, one of the world's leading Paralympic events that also takes place at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. GLL currently manages the venue on behalf of the London Development Agency.

The deal is part of GLL's long-term commitment to support British athletes and elite sport in the run up to Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012. The organisation also runs the GLL Sport Foundation, set up to provide annual support to 800 talented athletes.

 


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06 Sep 2010

GLL to sponsor athletics meet
BY Tom Walker



Greenwich Leisure (GLL) has announced a new three-year sponsorship deal with United Kingdom Athletics (UKA) to support the annual Crystal Palace International athletics event.

The deal sees GLL become official bib sponsors at the two day event which attracts a capacity crowd each year along with TV audiences of 2 million in the UK alone.

GLL also committed their long term support to the London Disability Athletics Challenge, one of the world's leading Paralympic events that also takes place at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. GLL currently manages the venue on behalf of the London Development Agency.

The deal is part of GLL's long-term commitment to support British athletes and elite sport in the run up to Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012. The organisation also runs the GLL Sport Foundation, set up to provide annual support to 800 talented athletes.


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