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A number of new champions were crowned alongside some familiar names on the roll of honour at the 2016 National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships A number of new champions were crowned

The Tennis Foundation is delighted to support World Mental Health Day by highlighting the positive impact that tennis can have on people’s mental health. The Tennis Foundation is delighted to

British Tennis Mental Health Ambassadors increasing awareness British Tennis Mental Health Ambassadors increasing awareness

Lucy Shuker has reached her third US Open USTA Wheelchair Championships women's singles final after Shuker and Andy Lapthorne finished runners-up in doubles Lucy Shuker has reached her third US

Johanna Konta becomes the first British female tennis player since Jo Durie in 1984 to break into the world's top 10. Johanna Konta becomes the first British female tennis player since Jo Durie

During Women’s Sport Week we have heard from a number of women playing or officiating within tennis. Today we hear from blind tennis player Maria Oshodi. During Women’s Sport Week we have heard

Continuing our Women’s Sport week blogs, Gill Anderson tells us about her role as an official within tennis, including Tournament Director for Sound Tennis. Continuing our Women’s Sport week

To celebrate Women’s Sport Week, Judy Murray was in Edinburgh on Thursday to deliver the bespoke girls-only starter tennis programme Miss-Hits, which aims to encourage many more girls to try

In the second of our blogs for Women’s Sports week, Gloria, who attends the mental wellbeing project tennis session at Islington Tennis Centre tells us about the difference tennis has made to her

With Fresher's Week upon us we hear from Brielle Koulen who is studying for a Foundation degree and the University of East London. With Fresher's Week upon us we hear from Brielle Koulen who