Wimbledon’s controversial expansion plan is set to go ahead after a legal challenge against the decision to approve the ...

Wimbledon chiefs have been granted permission to expand the All England Club, with the project expected to cost around ...

Wimbledon has won its battle to proceed with the club’s £200million expansion after the High Court dismissed a challenge from ...

The All England Lawn Tennis Club, which runs the oldest Grand Slam in tennis, regards the expansion of its grounds as key to safeguarding its future. Wimbledon can accommodate just over 500,000 ...

Wimbledon's controversial plans to build 39 new tennis courts on protected open land opposite the All England Club has been approved. The All England Club wants to build the courts, including an ...

Wimbledon’s controversial expansion plans have been given the green light by the Greater London Authority. The decision taken by Jules Pipe, London’s deputy mayor for planning, ...

MATTHEW LAMBERT: Wimbledon has received the green light for the most ambitious expansion in its history after the London Mayor's office approved their proposal to build 39 new grass courts.

The All England Lawn Tennis Club argues that its $340-million expansion, which includes a new 8,000-seat stadium, is critical to keeping pace with the other Grand Slams in New York, Paris and ...

Wimbledon is going to court to try to head off a potential threat to its expansion plans.. The All England Club (AELTC) was granted planning permission by the Greater London Authority in September ...

Wimbledon’s controversial expansion plans have been given the green light by the Greater London Authority. The decision taken by Jules Pipe, London’s deputy mayor for planning, means the All ...

Wimbledon have been given the green light to go ahead with their controversial plans to expand the historic venue for the grass-court Grand Slam. Agence France-Presse Updated: September 27, 2024 ...

Wimbledon’s controversial expansion plans have been given the green light by the Greater London Authority.. The decision taken by Jules Pipe, London’s deputy mayor for planning, means the All ...