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

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.

Land approved for the expansion of the Wimbledon tennis site is legally protected from being built on, the High Court has ...

Wimbledon’s controversial expansion plans have been given the green light by the Greater London Authority.

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.

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.

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 ...

The controversial proposal includes 39 new courts and will nearly triple the size of Wimbledon’s current site.

The GLA and the Deputy Mayor for planning have approved Wimbledon Tennis' expansion plan, but this has sparked concern amongst locals.