Olympic Flame to visit the Isle of Wight and St Mary's Stadium on its journey from Bournemouth to Southampton

On Saturday 14 July, the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay - presented by Coca-Cola, Lloyds TSB and Samsung - will travel 58.72 miles through 12 communities on its journey from Bournemouth to Southampton.

The Flame will be carried through the following communities: Bournemouth, Boscombe, Christchurch, Lyndhurst, Brockenhurst, Lymington, Totland, Yarmouth, Carisbrooke, Newport, East Cowes and Southampton.

Highlights for tomorrow include:

7.05am - The first Torchbearer of the day will be Mariam Kazem-Malaki, 19, from Bournemouth who will start with the Flame at Bournemouth Pier. Mariam was nominated by Bournemouth Borough Council for her ongoing voluntary role in an anti-discrimination project.

08.49am - Wretch 32, 27, from London, will carry the Flame through Boscombe. The rapper and grime star has helped Coca-Cola to celebrate inspirational Future Flames through his performances at Evening Celebrations along the south coast of England.

12.05pm - The Flame will board the ferry to the Isle of Wight in Lymington.

12.44pm - The Flame will arrive in Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.

1.09pm - The first Torchbearer in the Isle of Wight will be Henrietta Gould, 16, from Fareham and she will carry the Flame in Totland. Henrietta was selected through the Coca Cola campaign for her commitment and enthusiasm to sport.

1.39pm - David Ouston, 46, from Isle of Wight, will carry the Flame on the Needles Chair Lift as it travels down to Alum Bay beach. At the bottom he will hand the Flame to Laura Carlisle, 17, from Isle of Wight, who will then carry it back to the top.

David was selected through the Lloyds TSB campaign for his work in setting up the Street Pastors scheme on the island, which offers help to people in need.

Laura was nominated through the LOCOG public nomination campaign for her dedication and commitment to netball. Laura will be following in the footsteps of her grandfather, Peter Roland, who carried the Olympic Flame in 1948.

3.35pm - The Flame will visit Osbourne House in East Cowes during which there will be a number of photo opportunities. This will include Hannah Brear, 33, from Isle of Wight, carrying the Flame to the front of the house where she will hand the Flame to Annette Ablitt, 51, from Portsmouth. Hannah was selected through the Lloyds TSB campaign for her work as a teacher. Annette was nominated for the care that she gives to her husband who suffers from Huntingdon's disease. She also teaches synchronised swimming and has helped raise £9,000 for charity.

4.25pm - The Flame will leave the Isle of Wight from East Cowes.

5.30pm - The Flame will arrive in Southampton.

6.25pm - The Flame will be exchanged between Alice Constance, 29, from Chepstow and Nicholas Nuttall, 53, from Southwater, pitchside at St. Mary's Stadium, home to Southampton Football Club. Alice was nominated by the British Olympic Association for her inspirational swim in the Serpentine and her run around one of the Channel Islands.

Nicholas was nominated by the International Olympic Committee for his work at the UN Environment Programme.

6.50pm - Gillian Rose, 44, from Southampton will carry the Flame into the Evening Celebration at Mayflower Park. Gillian was nominated through the LOCOG public nomination campaign for her determination to overcome the death of her husband and take up running. She has run three marathons and has recently taken up triathlon.

The evening celebration will feature a variety of entertainment staged by LOCOG and the three Presenting Partners of the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay - Coca-Cola, Lloyds TSB and Samsung - with support from Southampton Council. The show will start at 4pm and the event will finish at 7.45pm.

The line-up includes music from Wretch 32, a dance troupe who will provide a unique fusion of street performance, theatre and sport and dance act Twist and Pulse. There will also be entertainment from local acts Woodlands Community School and Art Asia Dhol Drummers staged by Southampton City Council.

Towards the end of the two-hour show, the last Torchbearer of the day in Southampton - Gillian Rose - will light a celebration cauldron on stage at the event which will enable the Olympic Flame to be seen by the audience.

Torchbearer highlights:

Dame Ellen MacArthur will carry the Flame in East Cowes. She first hit the headlines in 2001 when she raced single-handedly non-stop around the world in the Vendée Globe when only 24 years old, finishing second in one of the hardest events in offshore sailing. Her status as one of the world's greatest ever offshore sailors was confirmed in 2005, when after 71 days, 14 hours, 18 minutes, 33 seconds at sea, she became the fastest person to circumnavigate the globe single-handed.

Shirley Robertson will carry the Flame in Newport. After two previous Olympic Games appearances in Barcelona 1992 and Atlanta 1996, Shirley proved beyond doubt her sailing pedigree by winning gold in the Europe class at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. However it was four years later, at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, that she made history by becoming the first British women to win Olympic gold medals at consecutive Games. Building upon this, Shirley made the switch successfully from interviewee to interviewer and forged a media career as both a presenter and commentator. Alongside this Shirley is actively involved in charity work, acting as a Patron for the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust and as a mentor in the Champions for Schools: Winning Scotland programme.

Calypso Ranshaw, 17, from Ashford, will carry the Flame in Lymington. She was selected through the Coca-Cola Future Flames programme for her immense passion for sailing. She is in the junior Olympic sailing team, and is hoping to make the 2016 Olympic Games. She helps share her passion of sailing by training younger children to sail.

Nathan Bailey, 18, from Bournemouth will carry the Flame in Boscombe. a Lloyds TSB Local Hero and trampolinist from Bournemouth, selected by Lloyds TSB because of his commitment and dedication to his sport and inspiring his peers by working with local children in his community during off season.

William Dowdall, 86, from Southampton, will carry the Flame in Southampton. William was nominated through the LOCOG public nomination campaign. Jim suffered a mini stroke at 71 and part of his recovery was to have a goal, which was to run the London Marathon, achieving this at 73! He has since gone on to complete 8 marathons in total raising nearly £16000 for a local cancer charity. After raising this staggering amount of money Jim was recognised with an MBE, he has also been awarded a Local Hero award.

James Williams, Director, Olympic Torch Relay, Coca-Cola Northwest Europe & Nordics, said: 'Today, more Coca-Cola Future Flames will help us celebrate the fifty-seventh day of our amazing journey, including Connor Dawson and Hattie Gould who carry the Olympic Flame in Boscombe and Totland. We will also get everyone to Move to the Beat tonight as we bring Wretch 32 to the stage in Southampton.'

Sally Hancock, Director, London 2012 Partnership at Lloyds Banking Group, said: 'The Olympic Torch Relay has had a phenomenal reception in each community it has touched and Lloyds TSB is creating as many opportunities as possible for people to get involved as the Olympic Flame passes their door. We're calling on everyone to cheer their local Lloyds TSB Torchbearers - extraordinary people like Lloyds TSB Local Hero and rising star of trampoline gymnastics Nathan Bailey, carrying the Flame in Boscombe. Our troupe of performers, the Flame Followers, are lighting up the celebrations along the route ahead of the Relay before their Flame Followers Spectacular in Southampton tonight.'

Sunny Hwang, Vice President & Head of Global Sports Marketing, Samsung Electronics, said: 'Samsung is delighted to be a Presenting Partner of the Olympic Torch Relay as it has given us the perfect opportunity to encourage everyone from all around the world to be involved in the Olympic Games.'

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