Overview
- Simon Wright of Save Wimbledon Park reported discovering used tissues and human faeces in Horse Close Wood during the first days of the Championships.
- More than 40,000 spectators queued overnight for tickets in the first four days, stretching the park's limited restroom capacity.
- Campaigners warn that improvised toilets risk environmental damage and microbiological health hazards after local children reportedly encountered human waste.
- The All England Club says it has no evidence to substantiate the reports and highlights its stewards' regular patrols to maintain the area.
- Similar sanitation complaints were raised in 2015 and again in 2022, reflecting a recurring issue at the tournament's ticket queue.