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Ordinarily the LTA would suggest that at grade 1 – 5 competitions a court supervisor, tennis leader or club volunteer is engaged to support you in scoring. However, for local, club, or informal

Yes, the only rule change is that wheelchair tennis players will get two bounces to return a ball, while their opponent would get one (unless they are also a wheelchair player). The opponent’s

To request a reasonable adjustment: Complete the Enquiry Form and provide as much information about your impairment including how it affects you in a tennis environment and what additional

12 months on from a maiden victory at the Lexus British Open, Andy Lapthorne discusses the relief of clinching the trophy and preparations ahead of his title defense. 12 months on from a maiden

Reasonable adjustments can be any small adaptation that enable a person to take part in an activity, as long as details are provided in advance. We recommend you request a letter from us, as it

Kris Soutar’s coaching clinic: The power of role models Wimbledon is over for another year – the tournament once again having attracted millions of viewers from around the world, and for many of

Reid and Hewett win fifth Wimbledon title together, Lumsden and Bains reach quarter-finals, O'Mara runs deep in the mixed All the latest updates from a busy year at Wimbledon for Scots and

British players completed a clean sweep of the singles and doubles titles available at the M25 Nottingham at the Lexus Nottingham Tennis Centre. British players completed a clean sweep of the

Alfie Hewett is hoping that the enormous crowd support for wheelchair tennis at The Championships, following his successes at Wimbledon this year. Alfie Hewett is hoping that the enormous crowd

Hannah Klugman and Isabelle Lacy have finished runners-up in the Junior Wimbledon Girls’ doubles after losing out to Alena Kovackova and Laura Samsonova, 6-4, 7-5. Hannah Klugman and Isabelle