NOTE: Text in bold and underlined are hyperlinks which will take you to the relevant page and website.
In AELTC’s Summer 2026 Community Newsletter,Deborah Jevans included key contact details which are copied below.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club
- General enquiries: 020 8944 1066 (press option 3)
- help.wimbledon.com – to access press Wimbledon (if needed then press ‘Contact us’)
- Community Team: Email –
- Wimbledon Park Event Manager (for matters concerning management of the Queue and associated part of Wimbledon Park that AELTC look after) 07920 244145.
For more general Wimbledon Park matters please contact Merton Borough Council (details below
Hire bikes (to report illegally and/or unsafely parked vehicles)
Lime bikes: email – or via online request form
Forest bikes: email or refer to Forest Bike’s website page
Tel: Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm – 020 8157 7491
Metropolitan Police
Emergency: 999
Non-emergency: 101
Anti-Terrorist Hotline: 0800 789321
Merton Borough Council – website – www.merton.gov.uk
Tel: 020 8274 4901
Noise: For 9am to 5pm enquiries, please visit the relevant website page.
For Friday – Saturday between 11pm – 4am, call 020 8543 9750
Parking services: www.merton.gov.uk/streets-parking-transport
Wandsworth Borough Council – website – www.wandsworth.gov.uk
Tel: 020 8871 6000
Noise: www.wandsworth.gov.uk/environment/nuisance-behaviour/noise
Parking services: www.wandsworth.gov.uk/parking
Latest preparation developments:
The AELTC have firstly installed a new, larger capacity waste sewer, allowing all 108 toilets to be mains connected which with improved stewarding and signage should mean there is plenty of capacity for everyone.
Also, the Wimbledon Championships Community Panel (comprising local residents, Park users, Friends of Wimbledon Park, AELTC and Merton Council) collectively wished to ensure that Horse Close Wood, an important part of ancient woodland within Wimbledon Park, should be protected from anti-social behaviour and consequently temporary fencing will be installed around the whole area. This precautionary measure will go up as late as possible before the Queue officially opens and come down again as soon as possible at the end of The Championships, so that regular visitors can continue to enjoy this area of scientific and natural interest for as long as possible.
