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Find out the national winners and finalists of this year's British Tennis Awards and discover their inspirational stories. Find out the national winners and finalists of this year's British

There are currently around 850,000 people in the UK living with dementia. One of those is Jane’s mum, Yvette. Jane Burniston, who lives in Surrey, is using tennis as a vehicle to do just that,

Disability tennis is thriving in Great Britain, led by clubs like Desford Lawn Tennis Club. The club exemplifies how having a welcoming approach and providing accessible opportunities for people

The Lawn Tennis Association has announced that Mervyn Davies will take over as Chairman at the end of September. The Lawn Tennis Association has announced that Mervyn Davies will take over as

This week the annual Deaf Awareness Week coincides with the Slovenia Deaf Open, where World and European medallist Phoebe Suthers will fly the flag for Britain. While the international deaf

Matt Hammond, Disability Performance Director for the Tennis Foundation, today announced his players selected to represent Great Britain in the 2018 BNP Paribas World Team Cup in Apeldoorn, the

Paul Ryb lost his central vision in 2007 aged just 37 and, as a result, came to the conclusion that he would never take part in competitive sport ever again. That initial thought could not have

The Fever-Tree Championships is to stage a wheelchair exhibition tournament at The Queen’s Club for the first time. British stars Alfie Hewett, the current World No.1, and two-time Grand Slam

It was celebrations all round at the DLR TAKEI 2018 International Blind Tennis Tournament in Dublin this week as Team GB battled it out on court to win an astonishing six out of seven possible

Great Britain's Andy Lapthorne is one of four players named to take part in the quad doubles wheelchair tennis exhibition at The Championships, Wimbledon in July 2018 Great Britain's Andy