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Is the legacy of the Olympics really worth the cost?

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AB Editor | 00:00 Tue 10th Apr 2007 | Sport
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The total cost of the 2012 Olympics is an ever increasing figure and currently stands at �9billion. With the UK footing the bill we ask, is the legacy of the Olympics really worth the cost?

  • Not at all, the country should focus on far more pressing issues such as the NHS. - 22 votes
  • 67%
  • Definitely, the status the Olympics will bring to the country is something we should be proud of - 11 votes
  • 33%

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