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A parade will be held for all of the British athletes who take part in the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, it has been announced. The parade, a celebration of British success called Our Greatest Team, will travel from Mansion House in the City of London through to central London on September 10. Team GB have enjoyed their most successful Olympic Games since 1908 with third place in the medal table and 62 medals, including 28 golds, going in to today’s final day of competition. ParalympicsGB is geared up to try to improve on its success at the Beijing 2008 Games when the team came home with 42 golds and second place in the medal table for the third successive Paralympics. The London 2012 Paralympics run from August 29 to September 9. Andy Hunt, Team GB’s chef de mission and the British Olympic Association chief executive, believes the parade will also act as a thank you from the 541 Britons who competed at the Olympics to the very vocal sports fans. He said: “This unprecedented success was helped by the huge impact of the passionate vocal support of the home crowd, who encouraged Team GB’s athletes to achieve their personal best in the venues.
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A parade will be held for all of the British athletes who take part in the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, it has been announced. The parade, a celebration of British success called Our Greatest Team, will travel from Mansion House in the City of London through to central London on September 10. Team GB have enjoyed their most successful Olympic Games since 1908 with third place in the medal table and 62 medals, including 28 golds, going in to today’s final day of competition. ParalympicsGB is geared up to try to improve on its success at the Beijing 2008 Games when the team came home with 42 golds and second place in the medal table for the third successive Paralympics. The London 2012 Paralympics run from August 29 to September 9. Andy Hunt, Team GB’s chef de mission and the British Olympic Association chief executive, believes the parade will also act as a thank you from the 541 Britons who competed at the Olympics to the very vocal sports fans. He said: “This unprecedented success was helped by the huge impact of the passionate vocal support of the home crowd, who encouraged Team GB’s athletes to achieve their personal best in the venues.
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