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It’s said a picture paints 1,000 words. But what if 1,000 words could paint a picture?

The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has unveiled the design of The Queen’s Baton and details of the international route for the 16^th official Queen’s Baton Relay.

A programme to boost the long-term economic impact made by the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has been unveiled.

The full event schedule for Birmingham 2022 has been released, allowing sports fans to see the detail of exactly which events will be held in each of the 286 sessions that will feature at next summer’s Games.

1^st June 2021, Birmingham:  The search to find more than 13,000 volunteers for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has begun.

Team GB and Team England triple jumper Nathan Douglas is set to chart progress made during the final 12 months of the Alexander Stadium’s redevelopment in a series of vlogs for venue owner Birmingham City Council.

The official mascot for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games is revealed today as Perry, a bull adorned with a patchwork of multi-coloured hexagons.

Rugby player Heather Fisher has described being kicked out of toilets because people think she’s male, in a new podcast series called 22 Voices, launched today by the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

An inspection of the progress on the redevelopment of the Alexander Stadium ahead of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games was carried out by athletes and project partners today (December 16).

The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games community programme has welcomed a further seven organisations, with 50 projects across the West Midlands being accepted onto the scheme since it was launched in March.