Paralympic action added to London Anniversary Games at the 2012 Olympic Stadium in July UK Athletics confirmed that meeting, which will be called the London Anniversary Games, will begin with two days of Diamond League competition on July 26-27 followed by a day of Paralympic events on July 28. The first anniversary of the Olympic opening ceremony falls on July 27. Organisers hope the Paralympic meeting will rekindle the unprecedented scenes at the London Para­lympics where the world's leading disability athletes performed in front of sell-out crowds. Wheelchair sprinter Hannah Cockroft, who won two golds in London, said the addition of a Paralympic day was "fantastic news" and she was looking forward to reliving the atmosphere inside the stadium. "It's a brilliant opportunity for us," she said. It gives us another major event to aim for and I can't wait to get out in front of that crowd again. The three days of competition look set to be the most prestigious track and field meeting of the summer outside the World Championships, especially after George Osborne's decision to exempt overseas stars from income tax paved the way for triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt to compete in the Diamond League meet. No announcement has yet been made about Bolt's participation but it would a major surprise if the Jamaican did not compete. The exemption from income tax makes London more lucrative than any other Diamond League meeting, where Bolt could expect to pay tax on appearance fees and prize money. Tickets for the meeting are expected to go on sale in a few weeks" time but UK Athletics said "tens of thousands" of fans had already pre-registered on its website.