Now there's a roof over Centre Court not even the weather should hold up the Wimbledon Finals Weekend. With Andy Murray becoming the first Briton since 1938 to win on the grass at Queen's there will be high hopes that the Scot will go all the way and feature in this year's tournament. At 22 years of age, Murray is in the form of his life, winning six titles since last year's Wimbledon (including his first ever on grass at Queen's) and rising to No.3 in the world. Even Tim Henman - for so long the only bastion of British hope in SW19 - admits the youngster has more talent than he ever had (and don't forget Tiger Tim reached the Wimbledon semis on four occasions). Tickets for the men's and women's finals (bound to be won by one of the Williams sisters) are already long-gone, but if you don't fancy queuing to watch the game on 'Murray Mount' (formerly 'Rusedski Ridge' or 'Henman Hill') then head down to one of three central London locations showing big screenings of the whole two-week tournament - including, of course, the finals. Land Securities are putting on free screenings at Cardinal Place, New Street Square and Bankside Mix during which you can enjoy Wimbledon's best bits (sunshine, strawberries and atmosphere) without the queues or needless Cliff Richard songs. And for one day only, on Thursday 25th June, Land Securities is giving away two free Centre Court tickets - just go down to one of the three locations dressed in tennis whites to enter the prize draw.
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Wimbledon Common
Wimbledon
London,
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24 minutes walk from Wimbledon Finals Weekend
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Now there's a roof over Centre Court not even the weather should hold up the Wimbledon Finals Weekend. With Andy Murray becoming the first Briton since 1938 to win on the grass at Queen's there will be high hopes that the Scot will go all the way and feature in 
