Which governing body collaborates with the All England Club to run Wimbledon?

The Lawn Tennis Association collaborates with the All England Club to run Wimbledon.

The LTA is the national governing body for tennis in Great Britain, while the All England Lawn Tennis Club stages The Championships at its Wimbledon grounds. Their relationship dates back more than a century and has included shared administration and financial arrangements.

The LTA is often confused with the ATP Tour, WTA, or International Tennis Federation. Those organisations oversee professional tours, women’s professional tennis, or international tennis respectively; they are not the British body that works with the All England Club on Wimbledon. Although the AELTC now has operational control of the Championships, the LTA remains closely connected through the event’s governance and financial benefits for British tennis.

This partnership also explains why Wimbledon is both a global Grand Slam tournament and an important institution in the development of tennis across Britain.