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Planning committee votes unanimously against All England Club’s proposals to triple size on to listed parkA London council has rejected plans to build a new 8,000-seat stadium and 38 further tennis courts on a Grade II*-listed park in Wimbledon.Wandswo…
Wandsworth council officers snub scheme to build 8,000-seat stadium show court and 38 grass courtsThe All England Lawn Tennis Club’s dream to expand the Wimbledon championships by building 39 new courts on a nearby park was dealt a blow on Monday night…
Some Jane Austen and a tennis rom-com are just right the right relief when news of fighting and war takes a toll.
37-year-old has been not played since defeat in MelbourneInactivity has seen Spaniard’s world ranking slide to No 240Rafael Nadal is set to return to grand slam tennis at the 2024 Australian Open, the tournament’s director, Craig Tiley, has announced.T…
Hijikata notches 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 victory over Zhang ZhizhenAustralian into final-16 and top 100 for first time in careerAustralian wildcard Rinky Hijikata has continued his audacious run through the US Open draw to charge into the fourth round at Fl…
‘The smell, oh my gosh,’ Sakkari told the chair umpire. ‘It was weed’
Henry Searle was cheered all the way to victory in boys’ singles final by 50-strong group of Midlanders decked in matching T-shirtsA secret weapon is handy for a crunch Wimbledon match, and for the young British tennis star Henry Searle it came in the …
This year’s tournament has been eventful, with queueing chaos, curfew controversy and some cheer for British fansNew arrivals in Wimbledon in the past few weeks have been bombarded with a huge banner as they exit the station en route to the tennis. “Al…
Unseeded Markéta Vondroušová of the Czech Republic made history on Saturday in the women’s Wimbledon final, winning her first grand slam title in historic fashion, 6–4, 6–4 over 2022 runner-up Ons Jabeur. With the victory, Vondrousova became the lowes…
Device trialled at tournament captures images with camera and projects them into sight lineRosie Pybus has been to Wimbledon several times and watched her first tennis match this year, thanks to a headset for visually impaired people. She told of the “…