Tennis: Murray Won Wimbledon — but Britain Had Already Defined His Legacy
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Tennis: Murray Won Wimbledon — but Britain Had Already Defined His Legacy
```html Andy Murray won three Grand Slam singles titles, reached world No. 1, collected two Olympic singles gold medals and competed during one of the most unforgiving eras men's tennis has ever known. Yet he believes that, in the eyes of much of the British public, all of that could have been overshadowed by one missing achievement: winning Wimbledon. Murray has acknowledged that his career might have been viewed as a failure had he never lifte…
A campaign group has been given the go ahead to mount a second legal challenge against plans to expand the Wimbledon tennis site.
Save Wimbledon Park has been trying to have plans to expand the All England Club into nearby Wimbledon Park thrown out. They claim the land is subject to a statutory trust under a 150-year-old law which restricts its use. But in March, a High Court Judge ruled the statutory trust did not exist. The Court of Appeal has now granted SWP permission to challenge the ruling with the hearing expected to be held next year.
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