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Duchess of Cambridge gets on court at the National Tennis Centre The Duchess of Cambridge got on court with a host of youngsters and heard from a Wimbledon champion when she visited the National

National Learning Disability Tennis Championships in Nottingham to crown successful year One of the most inspiring events in the tennis calendar is taking place in Nottingham this weekend.  A

British Tennis supporting World Mental Health Day As the mental health charity Mind reports, one in four people every year experiences a mental health problem, yet hundreds of thousands of people

Quintet net singles and doubles titles at 2017 National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships Five players claimed singles and doubles titles over the weekend at the 2017 National Visually

Tea & Talk with Naomi Cavaday Naomi Cavaday is a former British tennis player who won three ITF singles titles and two ITF doubles titles. Naomi is also an ambassador for the Tennis

Stellar entry for 2017 National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships in Loughborough Chris Baily and Brenda Cassell, Great Britain’s first ever visually impaired tennis finalists in

British Tennis supports NSPCC Parents in Sport Week with new programme Speaking on the announcement, the LTA's Head of Competition, Keith Carder said: “We are delighted to be supporting the

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International men's tennis returns to Roehampton First-class tennis continues in Great Britain as the Aegon GB F5 Futures Roehampton returns to the National Tennis Centre. Set in the

High five! A throwback to Jamie Murray’s five Grand Slam triumphs Jamie Murray has enjoyed an illustrious career to date, embellished with 19 ATP doubles titles, a historic Davis Cup trophy and a