Club History
Originally, the tennis club was sited on the other side of the main road, near where the Scout Hut is situated. Like most of the local tennis courts at this time, these were a type of shale surface, which was very slow and needed frequent maintenance. Some time after the Second World War, probably when Brockington School was built, the Club relocated onto the present site with two hard courts at the end of the playing fields. However, the Club also had the use of four similar courts in the grounds of the school and the pegboard still has these courts marked on. Read More
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Tennis in the early eighties !
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