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Over the past few months tennis clubs, venues and programmes have been celebrating success at their annual County awards, as part of the overall British Tennis Awards. Tomorrow sees the next stage

Tennis for Kids is back for its third year to offer kids aged 4-11 across the country a value-for-money and fun introduction to tennis. Tennis for Kids is back for its third year to offer kids aged

Eight British visually impaired tennis players have been selected to contest in the DLR TAKEI 2018 International Blind Tennis Tournament in Dublin next month. Representing the nation on an

Alfie Hewett was on flawless form to hit another career milestone, while Lucy Shuker, Jodie Burrage, Olivia Nicholls and Alicia Barnett also lifted titles. Alfie Hewett was on flawless form to

How Sporting Equals are helping the Tennis Foundation SERVES programme take tennis to the heart of the community and reach new people. How Sporting Equals are helping the Tennis Foundation SERVES

The impact tennis is having in schools and colleges across the country have been recognised with the Tennis Foundation, Great Britain’s leading tennis charity, being named ‘Supplier of the Year’

Wheelchair tennis players across the country are being encouraged to get involved in the many fun and social local and regional competitions that are now thriving in the UK! Wheelchair tennis

Tennis at the University of Nottingham has been transformed in recent years, with support from the Tennis Foundation contributing to both a surge in participation and increased performance levels

Jamie Faint is Head Tennis Coach at Clapton Girls Academy – a role through which he is helping a partnership between the Tennis Foundation and Greenhouse Sports give young people from

Three of the Tennis Foundation’s SERVES sites are in contention for recognition at the 2018 British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards (BEDSA) as a result of their efforts to increase participation