Welcome to Wimbledon Society

Founded in 1903, Wimbledon Society is committed to protecting all those local amenities which contribute to our quality of life. We also run the Wimbledon Museum, a treasure trove of local history.
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AELTC Development

The All England Lawn Tennis Club are proposing a significant development on the adjacent golf course including 38 new tennis courts and an 8,000 seater stadium. We and many other local and national organisations have voiced our concerns about this.

Save Wimbledon Park website

Planning and Environment

We monitor changes to the planning system, local planning applications and impacts on our environment.

Come and visit our new Wimbledon Museum, a treat for all the family!

Opening times: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2.30pm to 5pm

Find out more here. Please support this exciting project by giving a donation, large or small here.

What’s On & What’s New

Check out our What’s On pages

For all the latest news about our events, talks and activities and the latest edition of our Wimbledon Diary

New Book!

Wimbledon 100 Landmarks And Their Histories

Author: Neal Ransome

100 Wimbledon Landmarks and their stories. From historic buildings to humble street furniture, from ancient trees to modern statues, some are iconic whilst others are hidden in plain sight. With full colour photos, four circular walks and maps.

2027 Calendar 

Now available! Online, at Elys, Wimbledon bookshop and our Museum

Latest News

EnvironmentNewsMerton consultation on vehicle idling, anti-social behaviour in public areas and school keep-clear markings
30 September 2026

Merton consultation on vehicle idling, anti-social behaviour in public areas and school keep-clear markings

Merton Council is seeking feedback on three proposed Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs). Vehicle Idling: The proposed PSPO would help the council address unnecessary…
AELTCNewsSave Wimbledon Park Responds to The All England Club’s Autumn Community Newsletter
22 September 2026

Save Wimbledon Park Responds to The All England Club’s Autumn Community Newsletter

In its recent Community Newsletter, the AELTC states that it recognises community feedback and engagement. However, many local residents and community groups, and ourselves,…
AELTCNewsPlanning and EnvironmentSeptember 2026 Update from Save Wimbledon Park Campaign
15 September 2026

September 2026 Update from Save Wimbledon Park Campaign

There are currently two Court of Appeal cases relating to the Save Wimbledon Park campaign. The first concerns Save Wimbledon Park's appeal against the…
EnvironmentGreenwatchThe Future of our Urban Trees
10 September 2026

The Future of our Urban Trees

2026 has marked one of the driest summers since records began, putting a significant strain on our urban trees across London. While many of…
EnvironmentGreenwatchBetter lung function growth in London children thanks to ULEZ
28 August 2026

Better lung function growth in London children thanks to ULEZ

The introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in 2019 (and subsequent expansion in 2021 and 2023) has not been without controversy.  On…
EnvironmentPlanning and EnvironmentResponse by Wimbledon Society to government consultation on Heathrow expansion national policy statement
25 August 2026

Response by Wimbledon Society to government consultation on Heathrow expansion national policy statement

Q: To what extent do you agree or disagree with the assessment of the need for the proposed expansion of Heathrow Airport?  Explain your…

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Community spirit

As a prominent community organisation, the Society is keen to promote good links between like-minded bodies in our environs. It believes that a strong community spirit plays a vital role in fostering a sense of pride in our area. The bodies range from civic societies to environmental groups, and from community forums to historical societies.

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