23 July 2024
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games

To mark ten years since the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, we are looking at some of the legacies of the event.
The Games were the largest multi-sport and cultural event ever held in Scotland.
They brought a feel-good factor to Glasgow and saw some of the world’s best sportspeople compete for medals.
Glasgow 2014 continues to have a positive impact on the city and the people who live here.
We have taken a closer look at some of the legacies of the Games.
These include:
- Encouraging more people to get active and take part in sport.
- The impact of new and refurbished sport venues.
- Helping Glasgow to become a major events destination.
- Kickstarting a new generation of volunteers.
- Changing how culture is included in major events.
- Activating the acclaimed People Make Glasgow city brand.
- The growth in tourism since the Games.
You can visit the Glasgow 2014 legacy section of the Glasgow Life website to find out more.