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“I love tennis and always will; it’s just a matter of jumping in with two feet and taking a chance.” The physical benefits of tennis are well known, but often less well documented are the other

Great Britain name BNP Paribas World Team Cup Squad Geraint Richards, the Tennis Foundation’s Head of Disability Player Performance, today announced his players selected to represent Great

Team UK win Invictus Games gold The UK team of Alex Krol and Andy McErlean have won gold at the Invictus Games in Orlando, defeating New Zealand 6-1 in the final. Krol and McErlean made a great

Esah Hayat: ‘I used to think tennis was stupid!’ As part of Deaf Awareness Week, Esah Hayat, Junior Boys’ World Deaf Tennis Champion blogs for the Tennis Foundation about the impact the sport has

Valerie Copenhagen: ‘Tennis has taught me if you want something enough you can achieve it!’ As part of Deaf Awareness Week Valerie Copenhagen, who has represented Great Britain at the World Deaf

Tennis Foundation student conferences hailed a success At the end of April the Tennis Foundation ran the first ever student tennis conferences at Loughborough University. 80 students attended

Ashley Davis: ‘I’m hooked on wheelchair tennis!’ As part of a new series of blogs on the Tennis Foundation website we hear from players across the country for whom tennis has made a huge impact

Tickets - Jamie Murray joining Davis Cup trophy in hometown Dunblane Get ready Dunblane! We are excited to confirm that on Tuesday 26th April a leg of the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Trophy Tour

Tennis for Kids initiative made available to an extra 5,000 young players We are pleased to announce an additional 5,000 places have been made available for Tennis for Kids in partnership with

British Tennis Round-up: First ATP Masters final for Jamie Murray The Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters provided a stunning setting for many of the British players’ first clay court event of the season.