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Tennis for Kids returns with more spaces across the country Tennis for Kids is back for its third year to offer kids aged 4-11 across the country a value-for-money and fun introduction to tennis.

We’re thrilled to be heading to the International Blind Tournament for the second year in a row. Blind and visually impaired tennis is growing as a sport and after last year’s opening tournament

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">First title of the year 🏆 Defending the singles title at the Cajun Classic without dropping

Umar's Story: Helping to get ethnic minorities involved in tennis Umar Ahmed plays a key role at the heart of a programme that is changing the face of tennis in Great Britain – the Tennis

The judges loved the full range of high quality resources offered by the Tennis Foundation, fully supporting schools to bring the passion and benefits of tennis to any school. We are absolutely

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Never too old... off court fun at Wheelchair Nationals <a href="https://twitter.com/mmccarroll1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@mmccarroll1</a>

Matt's Story: Helping tennis to thrive at the University of Nottingham Tennis at the University of Nottingham has been transformed in recent years, with support from the Tennis Foundation

The attendance and punctuation of the participants on the programme is better than those who aren’t. Behaviour, attainment and attendance are three elements that improve through their involvement

Three Tennis Foundation SERVES sites recognised for engaging BAME communities Three of the Tennis Foundation’s SERVES sites are in contention for recognition at the 2018 British Ethnic Diversity

Fast4: British Tour Circuit set to kickstart in March The calendar for the British Tour FAST4 Circuit has now been confirmed for 2018, with the season kickstarting at London's National Tennis