Speaking in a new video released by VisitLondon.com, as the Park fully opens for the first time since London’s Olympic and Paralympic Games (5th April), Tom says: “This London Aquatics Centre has so many memories for me. To be able to train here full time is just amazing and I really do hope that lots of people are inspired to get involved in different sporting events and activities within the Park. The facilities we’ve got here are second to none. Even if people just want to come and have a swim and stay fit and active, that’s hopefully what the Olympic legacy has left behind.”

The London 2012 Bronze medalist, who now trains full-time at the Aquatics Centre, also highlights his favourite parts of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and talks about what makes London the best big city in the world to visit. Reminiscing on the 2012 Games, the diving star talks about the floods of memories that return every time he steps through the doors of the Aquatics Centre, and the inspiration this gives him during his training sessions.