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- The Wimbledon Society Letter to Merton Council Regarding The 1993 Restrictive Covenants and Merton's Legally Binding Duties to the Community
Council Leader Ross Garrod , correcting Merton Council's incorrect statement about the 1993 restrictive covenants
- The 1993 Covenants: a letter from the Wimbledon Society to Merton Council
letter to Merton Council reminding them that the lands of the Wimbledon Park Golf Course are subject to Covenants The letter explains why the Covenants block the proposed development and why we consider that it and
- Invitation to Save Wimbledon Park Public Meetings on 16th April and 22nd April 2026
House Of Lords, whilst still to come are the local elections and their impact on the restrictive 1993 covenants
- Merton Council Extraordinary Meeting re 1993 Covenants. Wednesday 15 November. Public to Attend
the Constitution, the extraordinary meeting will consider the following single item of business: “The Covenants
- An Open Letter to Officers and Members of the AELTC from SWP:
You agreed to Merton Council’s covenants not to build on this listed green site.
- The Statutory Trust Court Case Is Now Concluded - Thank You To All Our Supporters
The 1993 Restrictive Covenants were also mentioned: "AELTG acknowledges that its proposed development would breach these covenants.
- The Standard: Campaigners consider legal action in bid to 'fight on' against Wimbledon expansion
The Standard | 30th September 2024 | Noah Vickers " The plan, which won permission from City Hall last week, will see 39 new tennis courts built on a former golf course "Campaigners opposed to the Wimbledon tennis expansion plan have vowed to fight on following their defeat at City Hall, and are considering legal action to stop the scheme. The project, which secured planning permission last week, will see the construction of 39 new courts - including an 8,000-seater stadium - on a golf course across the road from the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club’s (AELTC) existing site." ... read more about The Standard: Campaigners consider legal action in bid to 'fight on' against Wimbledon expansion
- Putney News: Wimbledon Park: what the High Court ruling actually means – and what happens next
Putney News | 20 March 2026 | Kieren McCarthy Planning challenge, Lords amendment and Merton covenant
- AELTC Planning Application: a Short History
to challenge the previous High Court decision that the former golf course in Wimbledon Park is not covered In the meantime, there still remain the covenants in which the AELTC publicly promised on their purchase The development is incompatible with these covenants, as Merton have already reminded them, saying that they expect the covenants to be “respected”.
- Wimbledon Times: Triple legal jeopardy for All England Club, warns Paul Kohler
According to the relevant case law, those undertakings, known as covenants, are pretty watertight, provided
- Clapham Junction Insider: "Residents’ group launches legal action against Wimbledon Tennis Club expansion" (a comprehensive explanation of the current situation with the SWP campaign)
of the planning decision for legality (“Judicial Review”), the enforcement of the 1993 restrictive covenants
- Statement from Paul Kohler MP in response to the GLA Deputy Mayor's Approval of the AELTC Planning Application
Whilst even if the AELTC surmount these hurdles, the land is still held subject to the covenants agreed Provided Merton Council enforce the covenants, no amount of planning permission can override them.
