Diver Pete Waterfield has spoken of his disappointment after losing funding for his training.
The Southampton diving partner of Tom Daley spoke of how it will scupper his chances of competing in the next Commonwealth and Olympic games.
Southampton's Peter Waterfield narrowly missed out on a medal at London 2012. Peter,who has an Olympic silver, plus Commonwealth gold and silver to his name, talked to Fred and Sangeeta about his illustrious career.
Olympic diver Stacie Powell spoke to Meridian about her performance at the London Olympics and how she hopes to inspire the next generation.
Southampton's Pete Waterfield has admitted to Meridian that after competing in the London Olympic Games normal life seems quite strange. The diving partner of bronze medallist Tom Daley is enjoying his short break before he resumes training again.
Three of Britain's Olympic divers have meeting fans and encouraging children to take up the sport.
Pete Waterfield from Southampton, Chris Mears from Reading and Stacie Powell all competed in the London 2012 games. All three train in Southampton and are keen to pass on their experience.
With action on the track, on the water and in the pool, Meridian's athletes will be hoping to add to Team GB's historic tally.
Read the full storyTwitter: "Soz everyone, we gave it a good go! Thanks for all your support - it's been amazing. Hope we do better in the individual. I'm gutted."
A round-up of today's Olympic results.
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Pete Waterfield from Southampton and his partner Tom Daley have finished fourth in the synchronised 10m platform event, missing out on a medal.
Pete Waterfield received only two tickets. Some of his family and friends had to stay at home, and they are angry about empty seats.
