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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.

Five players claimed singles and doubles titles over the weekend at the 2017 National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships in Loughborough.

As part of World Mental Health Day we spoke to former British tennis player and Tennis Foundation 'Beyond The Baseline' programme ambassador Naomi Cavaday.

In excess of 55 players contest the 2017 National Visually Impaired Tennis Championships, which takes place in Loughborough for the first time this year.

Tennis parents are being offered extra support in the important role they play in nurturing young players.

Alex Krol, Kevin Drake, Corenelia Oosthuizen and Kirk Hughes will represent the UK team in wheelchair tennis at the Invictus Games Toronto 2017.

First-class tennis continues in Great Britain as the Aegon GB F5 Futures Roehampton returns to the National Tennis Centre.