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Spotlight on Volunteers: Anne Miller Continuing our new monthly feature on volunteers in tennis, the March edition features Anne Miller, Chairperson at Bellingham LTC in Wigan, Lancashire. Anne

Jamie Laing completes gruelling 24 hour tennis marathon for Sport Relief What an effort! Not one, not two, not three, but 24 hours of tennis in a row has been completed by Made In Chelsea star

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Serving up @TennisOnTheRoad workshop with <a href="https://twitter.com/judmoo?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@judmoo</a>

British Tennis educates players about corruption threats The Lawn Tennis Association has since 2012 provided British players with Anti-Corruption Training (in addition to that provided by the

Spotlight on Volunteers: Robby Sukhdeo Continuing our new monthly feature on volunteers in tennis, February's edition features Robby Sukhdeo, Manager at The Pavilion Sports & Cafe in Bounds

Rally together and fundraise for Sport Relief British Tennis has joined forces with Sport Relief to mobilise the tennis community in the quest to raise money for the various good causes at home

Gordon Reid wins first Grand Slam singles title at Australian Open Gordon Reid made history again today when the 24-year-Scot old produced a magnificent performance to win his first Grand Slam

Spotlight on: Jan Donnelly Jan Donnelly is 51 and from Stockton on Tees. She has albinism with photophobia and nystagmus. After taking up tennis two years ago, Jan talks about her love for the

Andy’s Aces raises amazing £83,000 to help Unicef protect Syria’s children British No.1 Andy Murray has raised an incredible total of more than £83,000 for Unicef, the world’s leading

GB make history with first wheelchair tennis European Tennis Trophy Great Britain’s wheelchair tennis players start 2016 having made history again after ending the Netherlands’ 15-year sole