Britain has failed to use the Olympics to create a "transformational change" in society, the woman credited with masterminding Team GB's record medal haul has told The Independent on Sunday.

Baroness Sue Campbell, the former PE teacher who provided the strategy behind British athletes' spectacular performance at the Games, said that it is not too late to create a genuine Olympics legacy – but many opportunities have already been missed.

Research into the understanding of local clubs and their attitude to policy was launched in November 2012

Implementing community sport policy: understanding the variety of voluntary club types and their attitudes to policy

A survey carried out by the Sport and Recreation Alliance to capture opinion on the Olympic legacy only months on from the end of the Games reveals that three quarters of sports clubs feel the government isn't doing enough to help them inspire a generation to take up sport.

Minister for sport Hugh Robertson has released a ten-point legacy plan today, in a bid to ensure that the government delivers on its promise to 'inspire a generation' to take up sport.

The chair of the London Legacy Development Corporation raises concerns over the Olympic Park's 18 month closure

Athletes and sports not expected to qualify for Rio in 2016 will not receive any funding.

The FA will not back a GB men's football team in Rio and says it is unlikely there will be a women's side competing either.

Co-Director Nick King features on Channel 4 news

The Prime Minister visited Loughborough University this week to give a speech to an invited audience about the Olympic Legacy. He spoke at the campus and visited the home for Team GB.

IOC President gives boost to London 2012 Organizers on youth legacy