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Merton Council is seeking feedback on three proposed Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs). Vehicle Idling: The proposed PSPO would help the council address unnecessary...

The Wimbledon Society's 2027 Calendar is now on sale. Buy soon whilst stocks last!

Did you know that every night there are eight species of bat active in Wimbledon Park? Alison Fure, a bat expert, will introduce you to them at sunset on the

SWP response to AELTC Autumn Community Newsletter. We note that your recent “community newsletter” acknowledged the involvement of “an objector group” in the legal challenges faced by AELTC. Recognition at last!

2026 has marked one of the driest summers since records began, putting a significant strain on our urban trees across London. While many of...

22 Parkside, modernist masterpiece designed by Richard + Su Rogers, in Wimbledon, London, now in the care of the National Trust.

Come and celebrate Morden Tube station’s 100th birthday with a vibrant line-up of activities, including live music, poetry, an exhibition of artworks and heritage photography, and a chance to hear reflections from former station staff.

Join Laurentia Campbell for the book launch of her book Planetable, unlocking the nutritional value of food waste.

A museum about Windmills - within a heritage windmill with its own quirky history. Exhibits for young and old, covering windmills, milling, local history and the Scouting movement. Opened in 1976

By Blaise Cloran Wimbledon locals say they can make up to $26,000 by renting out their homes during the tournament — but there has been less interest this year after line judges were axed. The All Eng...

Before the first ball was even served, protesters were already queuing in Wimbledon Park on day one of the championship, not for tickets, but to tell the All England Club: we're still here, and you're...

Wimbledon 100 Landmarks And Their Histories

This art exhibition explores the little-known relationship between Wimbledon and the women’s suffrage movement.

Campaigners oppose plans for a large development with 38 new tennis courts and a stadium.

Environment facts related to the AELTC's proposed development

The works will be carried out by Merton Council, TfL and a host of utility providers

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