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Cherelle Harding from the Positive Youth Foundation explains how the Tennis Foundation's SERVES programme is making a difference to young people's lives

British doubles player and Fed Cup star Jocelyn Rae has taken the decision to retire from her professional career in tennis.

Andrew Walker and Ryan Peniston triumphed at the Qatar F4 Futures – a $15K Futures tournament.

The Tennis Foundation have announced new funding to grow and develop tennis programmes within the Further Education sector

When Jade Windley’s tennis career was cut short, the Tennis Foundation's Beyond the Baseline programme help to fill the void.

There are over 25,000 volunteers in Britain who go above and beyond to help enrich people’s lives through tennis.

Great Britain’s University Tennis Team pulled off a historic win at the weekend by winning gold at the prestigious Master’U BNP Paribas Tournament in France

British Tennis Round-up: Hewett roars to victory at NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters

The Tennis Foundation’s SERVES programme has one primary objective – to improve the lives of young people living in disadvantaged communities, through the sport of tennis.

After three years at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the event has moved to Loughborough, the East Midlands – a region at the forefront of disability tennis this year.