Coventry 'not allowed' to keep Olympic rings
Coventry Council say Olympic organisers turned down a request to keep the city's Olympic rings.
City council leader John Mutton said the authority had wanted to keep the rings on the Rowleys Green roundabout, to remember the Games.
I appealed to Locog [London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games] to see if we could keep them.
"They said that not only could we not keep them - they had to be destroyed and photographic evidence had to be supplied to prove it. It just seems like such a waste."
Lord Coe backs Nottinghamshire sport investment
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Wolverhampton predicts Team GB win 45 medals at Rio2016
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Canoeists compete in Nottingham
Canoe Slalom Olympic medallists are competing in the UK for the first time since the Games in Nottingham this weekend.