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The Tennis Foundation’s university tennis programme supports a whole plethora of activities across the country; providing support to players, no matter what their skillset or ambition.

Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewett concluded their illustrious year as a doubles team with triumph at the Uniqlo Wheelchair Doubles Masters in Bemmel.

Significant development of wheelchair tennis with the All England Club, Wimbledon announcing the staging of a Quad Wheelchair Doubles Exhibition event.

Alfie Hewett, Gordon Reid, Antony Cotterill, Andy Lapthorne, Lucy Shuker and Louise Hunt are all contesting the 2017 UNIQLO Wheelchair Doubles Masters.

In response to media reports published relating to the case of a former tennis coach jailed earlier this year and the safeguarding role of the LTA.

The work of the Tennis Foundation received Ministerial recognition from then Minister of State for Disabled People, Health and Work, Penny Mordaunt MP.

Five players won singles and double medals at the Tennis Foundation National Learning Disability Tennis Championships 2017 in Nottingham.

The Duchess of Cambridge got on court with a host of youngsters and heard from a Wimbledon champion when she visited the National Tennis Centre.

A bumper entry of more than 60 players contest this weekend's National Learning Disability Tennis Championships at Nottingham Tennis Centre.

British Tennis is once again proud to support World Mental Health Day and encourage players and fans to look after their own wellbeing.