Inside the pharmacy at the Wimbledon Championships

C+D visited the 2026 Wimbledon Championships to see how John Bell & Croyden runs its pharmacy next to Court No. 1.

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Three women look at the camera standing behind a pharmacy counter
The John Bell & Croyden team said they hadn't met any VIPs yet during Wimbledon

It’s coming to the end of the first week of the Wimbledon Championships as the world’s best players compete for one of the four Grand Slams.

A lot of work that goes into hosting the world’s oldest tennis tournament, and one community pharmacy has been doing its bit to help fans stay healthy as they watch the matches.

John Bell & Croyden is the “service provider” for the Wimbledon pharmacy for the fourth year in a row, after C+D reported that it took over running the pharmacy from Lloydspharmacy.

Two women play tennis in front of WImbleonf court no. 1
The pharmacy is open from 9am to 7pm every day

C+D visited Wimbledon on Tuesday to meet pharmacist Amira Hussein and the John Bell & Croyden team to find out how different it is running a pharmacy at a sporting event, what’s been the best selling medicines so far, and the best part about working at Wimbledon.

Check the video out to learn more about the Wimbledon Championships pharmacy.

One woman hits a tennis shot on a court in front of multiple courts in front of Centre Court at Wimbledon
Wimbledon finishes on July 12
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Ben Lee joined C+D in June 2024 and writes news, features and interviews, as well as producing video and podcasts. He played an integral part in C+D winning the 2025 PPA Community Engagement Award.

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