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Steven Ramshay investigates the effect of the London 2012 Olympics on youth development in Cumbria.

In the podcast Ramshay interviews Andrew Cairns, headteacher at Kingmoor Junior School and two of his pupils ahead of the Schools Games which will take place in Carlisle on the 27th June 2012.

John Clementson, President and Chairman of the Border Harriers Athletics Club discusses the effect the London games will have on his club.

Olympic effect on youth development in Cumbria

Steven Ramshay speaks to Cumbrian people who will be participated at the Olympic games this summer.

Ramshay speaks to two inspiring teenage girls from Brampton who both suffer from Cerebal Palsy. The girls have a chance of being part of Team GB at the Paralympic games.

Alan Bell discusses his role as the Chief Starter for both the Olympics and Paralympic games. We also hear from Shameem Arnold, who has been appointed a torchbearer.   



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Steven Ramshay investigates the effect of the London 2012 Olympics on tourism in Cumbria.

Ian Stephens, Chief Executive of Cumbria Tourism discusses how they will combat the problem caused by foriegn touring companies cancelling their visits this year. Ramshay also speaks to Dan Visser, Director of Sales and Marketing at the Langdale Estate, Ambleside about how his hotels plans for the summer.

Jan Shorrock, Communications and Projects Director for Kendal Arts International states how the Lakes Alive festival will boost tourism in the area.

Olympic effect on tourism in Cumbria

On this podcast Steven Ramshay analyses events happening in Cumbria that are consequences of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Ramshay speaks to Stephen Dunn from Carlisle City Council, who has a major planning role on the Olympic flame route. We also hear from Jan Shorrock who discusses the Lakes Alive Festival.

We also speak to Alan Bell, who is chief starter at the Olympic Games and also the Cumbrian Schools Games. He explains how important the Schools Games will be for society.




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