Team England's Commonwealth Games gold medalists are set to be honoured in a similar fashion to Team GB winners at the London 2012 Olympics, by receiving gold plaques at grassroots clubs in recognition of their achievement.
In total England collected 176 medals, which included 57 golds. Back in 2012, Team GB athletes who won gold at the London Olympics were gifted a special gold post box in their local area in recognition of their sporting achievement.
Now England's gold-winning athletes from this year's games will given a similar gold award. As a result, a gold plaque will be presented at a sports club or venue that has been important to them during their younger years or through their careers which helped them on their way to their Commonwealth achievement.
Speaking on the awards Commonwealth Games England CEO Paul Blanchard said: "The campaign is our way of celebrating the success of Team England's athletes, while also paying homage to sports venues across the country.