Inclusion

Tennis is a sport that can be enjoyed at any age and at many different levels. But what if you love tennis and want to keep playing without the running, jumping and fast pace of a traditional tennis match? Walking Tennis session at Wickham Park Walking Tennis could be the answer. Walking Tennis is a slower-paced, modified form of tennis designed to make the game accessible to more people. Players walk rather than run, and rules such as allowing the ball to bounce twice give p

Entries are open for the Kent & Essex Wheelchair Tennis Championships! Closing date: 20 September 2026. Categories: Wheelchair Singles – Any gender Wheelchair Doubles – Any gender 📍 Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre, St John's Rd, Royal TN4 9TX 🗓️ 27 September 2026

Join us for a special Tennis Community Afternoon created for care leavers, care-experienced young people, and their families. We're delighted to be joined by Fatima Whitbread MBE—one of Britain's most celebrated athletes and a passionate advocate for children and young people with care experience. Having spent the first 14 years of her life in care and children's homes in Hertfordshire, Fatima knows first-hand the difference that sport can make. Athletics became her pathway t

Come discover Para Standing Tennis at our free, fun and inclusive Taster Session at the Tunbridge Wells Sports Centre on Saturday 12 September 2026.

Join us for a free, fun and inclusive Deaf Tennis Event at Frindsbury Tennis & Padel Club on Saturday 22 August 2026.

The Female Leadership Scheme, subsidised by Kent Tennis and the LTA Tennis Foundation, aims to help females, regardless of age or playing ability, not only overcome obstacles and improve their on-court coaching skills, but also meet inspirational women in tennis who can open their eyes to potential career paths.

Whether it’s walking, wheelchair, sensory, dementia-friendly, limited mobility, or pan-disability tennis that’s required, WLTC aims to accommodate. The club is passionate about making tennis as inclusive as possible, running an ever-expanding and exciting community programme. An important part of this is outreach. Our motto is: “If you can’t come to our courts, then we will come to you.”

Working with a faith community in Gravesend. This area is among the most deprived in the UK, where 43% of households are in relative poverty. More than 15,000 Sikhs live there, making up 15% of the population. They have typically never engaged with tennis.