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The LTA is proud to be supporting The Royal British Legion’s national movement to say ‘thank you’ to the generation that lived through the First World War. The LTA is proud to be supporting The

The Tennis Foundation’s introduction of the Student Tennis Network has been helping young people across the country begin their careers in tennis, whether it be as a player, coach, physiotherapist

Jack Draper won his second Futures title, whilst the Skupski brothers reached an ATP World Tour final Jack Draper won his second Futures title, whilst the Skupski brothers reached an ATP World

Stephen Dargavel has always been a keen tennis player. From picking up a racket at school for the first time to representing his local village club for almost a decade, it is a sport he has loved

Follow the fortunes of Great Britain's teams at the World Deaf Tennis Team Championships in Antalya, Turkey from 22nd to 29th September Follow the fortunes of Great Britain's teams at the

Walsall College are leading the way when it comes to tennis delivery, particularly for disabled students, but that doesn’t mean their sports development co-ordinator Mark Howard is content just

The making of a European and World Champion can follow any number of pathways, for 16-year-old Londoner Esah Hayat, the pathway began with an initial intense dislike for tennis, but he has gone on

A four-strong squad of players have been selected to represent Great Britain at the 2018 Dresse and Maere Cups, the respective World Deaf Tennis Team Championships. Taking place from 22nd to 29th

Great Britain's Davis Cup team defeated Uzbekistan in their World Group play-off in Glasgow. Great Britain's Davis Cup team defeated Uzbekistan in their World Group play-off in Glasgow.

A host of former champions and international medallists are among a star-studded entry for the 2018 National Deaf Tennis Championships, to be hosted at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton