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In the first of a new series of features on tennis organisations we shine the spotlight on Tennis Europe Tennis Europe, comprised of 50 European

Tuesday 14 June 2016 The Buckinghamshire Club, near Denham All proceeds go to support disabled tennis players – wheelchair, deaf, visually impaired, learning disabilities COME AND

The ATP World Tour Finals will enjoy a 10-year spell in London after it was confirmed that the event will remain at The O2 until 2018.

The last time Great Britain contested a Davis Cup final, Boney M were No.1 in the music charts while Jimmy Connors and Martina Navratilova were

Andy Murray made a quick trip to London’s Carnaby Street on Thursday to help HEAD promote a futuristic campaign to launch the new Radical Tennis

In February TIAUK News reported on how Tennis Australia had implemented a new format called Fast4, aimed at speeding up the game without fundamentally changing

Chris Trickey, Tim Freeman and David Minton will join keynote speaker Paul Burditt at the 2016 TIAUK Summit on April 27 at The Queen’s Club.

A 1200 member tennis club has used architectural innovation to create a unique space-saving clubhouse near the heart of the city in Amsterdam. TCIJburg’s new

Hexa Sports supplies high quality British-made tennis equipment to schools, clubs and local authorities across the UK. Named after the building in which the company

“The one thing that was instilled in me at Tesco was a relentless focus on what the consumer wanted,” says Paul Burditt, Head of Insight