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Cost of 2014 Games rises to £454m Cost of 2014 Games rises to £454m
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The budget for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is to be increased by £81m, it has been announced.The budget for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is to be increased by £81m, it has been announced.
The organising committee for the Games said funding for the event would rise to a total of £454m.The organising committee for the Games said funding for the event would rise to a total of £454m.
The bulk of the extra cash will come from the Scottish government. The city council will provide an additional £9m.The bulk of the extra cash will come from the Scottish government. The city council will provide an additional £9m.
Council leader Steven Purcell said he was "disappointed" by the increase but accepted it had been caused by "changing circumstances".Council leader Steven Purcell said he was "disappointed" by the increase but accepted it had been caused by "changing circumstances".
Some of the extra funding will be used to enable the games to be broadcast on high definition TV.
The Scottish government will contribute an additional £39m, plus a further £20m from a reserve fund.The Scottish government will contribute an additional £39m, plus a further £20m from a reserve fund.
A total of £13m will be raised through commercial activities.A total of £13m will be raised through commercial activities.