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Alicia Barnett and Sean Hodkin were in fantastic form to conclude their 2019 seasons with British Tour Masters trophies.

Over 2,800 members of the coach and venue workforce attended the LTA’s Autumn Club & Coach Forums this year - a record attendance since the forums started in 2010.

After another stellar year for the sport, last month saw the winners crowned at the 2019 LTA National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships in Wrexham.

Six of the country’s best university tennis players are celebrating after winning a silver medal at the Master U’ BNP Paribas – the world’s leading student tennis team tournament, cementing Great Britain’s growing reputation as one of the leading nations in the world for university tennis.

Sunderland played host to the LTA’s Learning Disability National Tennis Championships for the first time last weekend.

The LTA has partnered with Stonewall to support the charity’s Rainbow Laces campaign

Judy Murray OBE has been named as the winner of the ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award at the UK Coaching Awards.

The LTA has appointed leading independent legal practice Brabners to provide legal and tax services to the organisation and its members across Great Britain.

Great Britain has become the only nation in the world to win trophies and medals at all four of the major international disability tennis tournaments this year.

The Loughborough University National Tennis Academy has officially opened its doors to the next generation of talented British tennis players.