Wimbledon's 'Murray Mound' returns as Judy Murray reveals 'endless battle'

The Murray Mound, also known as Henman Hill, is a famous spot at the Wimbledon tennis championships where spectators gather to watch matches on a large screen. The area has been associated with the Murray family, including tennis players Andy and Jamie Murray, due to their frequent appearances at the tournament. The use of the Murray Mound as a symbol in a campaign about textile waste highlights the issue's relevance to a broad audience.

Wimbledon's 'Murray Mound' returns as Judy Murray reveals 'endless battle'

Judy Murray fronts a new campaign highlighting the UK's growing textile waste problem, as a Murray Mound-sized installation of discarded white clothing is unveiled on London's South Bank