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Brits Hewett and Reid retain Wimbledon wheelchair tennis men’s doubles title Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid followed up their history-making achievement in 2016 to become the first Brits to retain

Get Involved In Disability Tennis! If you've been watching the wheelchair tennis at Wimbledon and have been inspired to get involved in disability tennis, whether as a player, coach,

We’ve got a great mixture of youth and experience in the Great Britain tennis team for these Deaflympics, with all four players having enjoyed medal success in the last two years at either the

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Here is another great chance to watch world class tennis players compete in our city. We were proud to host the Aegon Open tournament in June and now the public can enjoy the fast paced action

'School of Tennis' students help to get more Bristol schoolchildren active Secondary school students in Bristol put on a tennis festival for 62 local primary school children last week, having

For me, it’s so rewarding giving back to a sport I love and seeing our players grow in confidence, gain new friendships and improve their mental wellbeing. The Aegon British Tennis Awards

Murray, Konta, Clarke & Appleton named Aegon British Tennis Players of the Year On Tuesday 4 July, a host of volunteers, coaches and players will gather at The Championships, Wimbledon for

USA win Maureen Connolly Challenge Trophy in thrilling decider The USA claimed the 2017 Maureen Connolly Challenge Trophy after the competition went to a final match decider at Canoe Lake

LTA spearheads £250m transformation of Britain’s tennis courts The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has today launched tennis’ biggest ever investment initiative to make courts across the country