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Open Era 1980-1989: Rivalries, OUTFITS & the end of wooden rackets   Bjorn Borg vs John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova vs Chris Evert, the rivalries of the 1980s had a distinctly international

Tennis can be a sport for everyone and these festivals proved just that. It’s all about bringing communities together and changing lives through tennis and the SERVES programme is proof we can

Open Era 1968-1979: A new dawn for tennis on the South Coast   Tennis today is a multi-billion pound industry with some of the biggest events in sport, but the professional game as we know it

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Women’s Coach Conference: Gabby Logan and Judy Murray among names in Birmingham 200 female tennis coaches gathered in Birmingham for a Women’s Coach Conference, which celebrated women as role

Open Era: British tennis celebrates 50 years of professional game   Stars of world tennis have come together to mark 50 years since the first professional tournament of the Open Era was held

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">STARS OF THE FUTURE: 7⃣ promising junior wheelchair players have been selected to be

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Not the outcome I obviously wanted, but it’s been a great week reaching my first final. Always

British Tennis Awards: Education tennis programmes regional winners announced The Education Award is for a school, college or university which: • has, in the past year, offered a significant and

British Tennis Awards: Disability tennis programmes regional winners announced This Disability Award category is for a venue or a programme across venues which: • has provided quality accessible