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Olympics 2012: Clare's dream of creating the world's largest photograph as part of the Cultural Olympiad starts to become a reality.

By Clare Newton
2012 Olympics

2012 Olympics takes an eclectic look at how the Nation is preparing for the greatest show on earth. You can add your films here.
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Olympics 2012: Clare's dream of creating the world's largest photograph as part of the Cultural Olympiad starts to become a reality.

Becoming Reality

By Clare Newton

7th March 2011
BBC in the Community: Trainees from the BBC Step Up project made this sort film about a digital event called Playspace in Manchester.

Playspace

By Connect and Create

26th January 2011
BBC in the Community: Thes four jobseekers tell their success stories through a project made with BBC Connect and Create.

Working Solutions

By Connect and Create

18th January 2011
East London Olympics: Sue McNeil is campaigning against the use of Greenwich Park for the 2012 Olympics. She explains why some locals are so concerned.

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By Sue McNeil

11th January 2011

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