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- Peter Eriksson: Preparations for London 2012 Paralympics will give us great momentum for Rio 2016 and beyond
- Liam Harbison: Thank you London 2012 – you've already proved historic for Irish Parasport
- Peter Eriksson: Britain's athletes are making great progress to the London 2012 Paralympics
- David Gold: Wheelchair basketball draw makes it feel like London 2012 really has started
- Sir Philip Craven: London 2012 will be something quite amazing
- Tom Degun: Focus should remain on evolving Paralympics before launching Youth Games
- Josh Cassidy: My hard work to secure Paralympic gold is well underway
- Jody Cundy: Last year was great but I'm really excited now it's 2012
- Wilfried Lemke: London 2012 can continue to break down barriers towards those with disabilities
- Liam O'Reilly: This is a great time of year for me to do extra training
- Tom Degun: Finally we get our first true glimpse of sport at the London 2012 Paralympics
- Simon LeStrange: A special time for Paralympics Ireland to honour the people contributing to success behind the scenes
- Xavier Gonzalez: Paralympic Movement on a high in the Americas
- Terezinha Guilhermina: Rio 2016 is a chance to show that Brazil is not just a land of football
- Lee Pearson: I'm back from injury and happy to be part of the story of the London 2012 Games
- Jerome Singleton: London 2012 will be special but just watch out for my rivalry with Oscar
- Graham Edmunds: The public are really starting to get behind Paralympics as London 2012 approaches
- Ade Adepitan: We've come a long way in a short time
- Julie O’Neill: Looking forward to London 2012 USA is focussed on the podium
- Oscar Pistorius: London 2012 will be the greatest Paralympics ever
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Paul Blake's father played Greedo in the Oscar-winning film Star Wars but his real hero is David Rudisha, Kenya's world 800 metres record holder, who he hopes will inspire him to glory at London 2012, as Katy Anderson reports 
