Campaign group, Save Wimbledon Park, has protested from the queue-line for the Wimbledon tennis championships.

Earlier this year the All England Tennis Club won a case in the High Court which put them a step closer to developing Wimbledon Park.

There are currently two appeals that have to be addressed and until that happens, The All England Club cannot begin construction.

The AELTC’s plans include a new 23 acre public park on land that is currently private as well as 38 tennis courts on the former Wimbledon Park Golf Club site.

Penny, a member of Save Wimbledon Park, told our correspondent Phillip Barr that they feel ignored by them.

A spokesperson for the AELTC says the proposals will deliver “one of the greatest sporting transformations for London since 2012.”

“They are crucial to ensuring Wimbledon remains at the pinnacle of tennis, one of the world’s best sporting events, and a global attraction for both London and the UK.

“On offer are substantial year-round benefits for our community and the delivery of significant social, economic, and environmental improvements.”