England at the 2010 Commonwealth Games (B-R) that Tommy Stubbs would move up a weight to replace him. Team England consists of 18 cyclists over 18 events On 23 September 2010, it was announced that Ian Stannard and Ben Swift were withdrawing due to health concerns (specifically around the dengue fever outbreak in Delhi). On 25 September 2010, it was announced that Russell Downing was withdrawing from the road cycling team Team England consists of 13 gymnasts over 20 events Francesca Fox, Lynne Hutchison, Rachel Ennis Team England consists of 32 hockey players over the 2 team events. England Squad: James Fair, Richard Mantell, Richard Smith, Richard
Played in Britain led by author and architectural historian Simon Inglis, best known for his books on football grounds, stadiums and football history. Simon Inglis is also the series editor of the Played in Britain books. The Played in Britain series was launched in 2004, following a pilot study conducted in Manchester in 2002 as part of English Heritage’s contribution to the cultural programme of the 2002 Commonwealth Games. It frequently cites as its inspiration the words of Joseph Strutt, author of the seminal book "The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England", first published in 1801. Strutt wrote, “In order to