Welcome to Lyddington Tennis
This single hard court is located in an attractive setting on the playing fields down a small track to the east of Main Street in Lyddington. The court is made available at the discretion of Lyddington Parish Council. It is operated on their behalf by ‘Lyddington Tennis,‘ a small organisation operating as a club for the benefit of Lyddington residents.
The Parish Council has required the club to formalise its arrangements and accordingly Lyddington Tennis needs all those using the court on a regular basis to become members. A court booking system is now operational, and those that have booked the court will have priority over those that have not booked the court. The website Administrator will remove any bookings made by non members.
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Charges |
Existing members
(sub paid for 2010). |
Click on ‘Members area‘ to create a password to be able to book the court. |
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Those likely to be using the court more than 4 times per year are asked to become ‘members‘ |
Please pay the sub*.
Then click on ‘Members Area‘ and follow the instructions shown above. |
Sub - £25 per family or £10 for an individual. |
Lyddington residents-occasional players - likely to be using the court less than 4 times per year |
To access the court please borrow a key from one of those shown below.
Ask they also book the
court for you. |
£10 charge,
with £5 refunded when the key
is returned. |
*Please make cheques payable to Lyddington Tennis and send to
Tanya Teasdale Brown.
Contacts
 Tanya Teasdale Brown,
Committee Chair, 101 Main Street, Lyddington, LE15 9LS,
01572 822897 / 07841 289385
Robert Dale,
Rose Cottage, 7 Main Street, Lyddington LE15 9LT,
01572 823955 / 07870 212902
Katy Bryan,
95 Main Street, Lyddington 01572 822750
In order to prevent damage to the court access has to be restricted by us
of a padlocked gate. The only people who should be holding keys are
club members, others holding keys are asked to return them to
Tanya Teasdale Brown.
Only suitable footwear should be worn, to prevent damage to court.
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