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Shooting champion rallies public to ‘Sign Up’ to Olympics
With exactly 18 months to go until the start of the Olympic Games, Charlotte Kerwood, the treble Commonwealth Gold medalist and a hopeful for Team GB, is rallying people to 'Sign Up' for tickets.
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By registering for tickets at www.tickets.london2012.com, as 2.1 million people in the UK have already done, you will have the opportunity to secure tickets from the 8.8 million available.
Tickets for the Clay Shooting at The Royal Artillery Barracks at Woolwich start at £20 for the preliminary rounds and £30 for the final ‘Sign Up’ – for your chance to secure tickets when they go on sale in March 2011.
“London 2012 will be a unique event which will be watched by the whole world. Top class shooting is going to be set against the historic backdrop of The Royal Artillery Barracks at Woolwich, providing a once in a lifetime chance for shooting enthusiasts to see the Olympics. People should ‘Sign Up’ for tickets as early as possible so that they don’t miss the opportunity to witness such an extraordinary event,” said Charlotte.
To register for the chance to attend London 2012 and cheer on the likes of Charlotte and other champions, you can do so by visiting www.tickets.london2012.com
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