British Tennis Coaches Association (TenniscoachUK)
The British Tennis Coaches Association is the independent professional body for tennis coaches in the UK.
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The British Tennis Coaches Association is the independent professional body for tennis coaches in the UK.
The British Tennis Journalists Association was founded in 1947 to further the interests of Lawn Tennis writers in Great Britain in the days when every national and regional newspaper had a full-time staff tennis correspondent.
Dan Maskell Tennis Trust raises funds to help disabled people to play tennis primarily, but not exclusively in the following areas:- wheelchair tennis, tennis for the deaf, tennis for people with learning disabilities and tennis for the visually impaired.
The ERSA offers membership to racket sports manufacturers, shops, stringers and coaches
Grounds Management Association (formerly The Institute of Groundsmanship -IOG) represents groundsmen and women and promotes the groundscare profession to ensure quality surfaces for sport, leisure, amenity and recreation.
The LTA is the National Governing Body for tennis in Great Britain, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
Tennis Scotland is the governing body for tennis in Scotland. It works closely with the LTA and sportscotland to develop the sport across the country – from grassroots in clubs, schools and parks through to providing the best coaching and facilities for the next generation of Scottish tennis stars.
SAPCA is the recognised trade organisation in the UK for the sports facility construction industry