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Open Era 1968-1979: A new dawn for tennis on the South Coast   Tennis today is a multi-billion pound industry with some of the biggest events in sport, but the professional game as we know it

Women’s Coach Conference: Gabby Logan and Judy Murray among names in Birmingham 200 female tennis coaches gathered in Birmingham for a Women’s Coach Conference, which celebrated women as role

Open Era: British tennis celebrates 50 years of professional game   Stars of world tennis have come together to mark 50 years since the first professional tournament of the Open Era was held

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">STARS OF THE FUTURE: 7⃣ promising junior wheelchair players have been selected to be

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Not the outcome I obviously wanted, but it’s been a great week reaching my first final. Always

British Tennis Awards: Education tennis programmes regional winners announced The Education Award is for a school, college or university which: • has, in the past year, offered a significant and

British Tennis Awards: Disability tennis programmes regional winners announced This Disability Award category is for a venue or a programme across venues which: • has provided quality accessible

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Smiling through the pain of an extremely long day that started at 5:30am and finished on court at

I got to know Steven and his wife Julie at my first ever visually impaired competition in 2010. I hadn’t played tennis before and didn’t know the rules, but with Steven and Julie’s support, I

British Tennis Awards: Education and disability tennis programmes to be recognised Over the past few months tennis clubs, venues and programmes have been celebrating success at their annual