London 2012 Olympics: 'We are ready despite transport and security hitches', says Seb Coe The athletes are coming in, there is a massive influx over the weekend. I'm informed the sun is shining, that the feedback from the village is very, very strong. Our Mayors and deputy Mayors report to me on an hourly basis that the athletes are appreciating the work we have done there. The transport hitches might be described as teething troubles but security remains a very real concern after G4S failed to deliver thousands of guards necessary to secure and administer the Olympic venues. Speaking shortly before G4S chief executive Nick Buckles admitted the scale of the company's failings in Parliament, Coe again insisted that security would not be compromised. On security, I make the broader point that the numbers really haven't changed. It's about the mix of security on the Park," he said. At this very moment our teams are working alongside G4S to ensure they deliver as many of those guards as they possibly can. There is no compromise on security, we have got 4,000 G4S people on the Olympic Park. Let us work through this. This is not a matter of understanding every nook and cranny, it's about getting people out there. Getting people who are trained and have been through the system out onto the park where we need them.