West End Tennis Club

Schuh Reopens Birmingham Store and Plans Gender‑Neutral Westfield London Outlet

Caspian Davenport
October 11, 2025
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Schuh reopens its Birmingham Bullring store, rolls out a gender‑neutral Westfield London flagship, and launches the community‑focused "Find Your People" campaign.

Sarah Mullally nominated as first female Archbishop of Canterbury

Caspian Davenport
October 4, 2025
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Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, a historic step for the Church of England. Her health‑sector background and visionary goals could reshape church and society.

U.S. Fighters Scramble Again as Russian Spy Plane Flies Near Alaska

Caspian Davenport
September 27, 2025
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NORAD has launched fighter jets four times in a week to shadow a Russian surveillance aircraft near Alaska. While the plane stays in international airspace, the repeated incursions raise concerns about routine Russian activity versus potential threats. The latest incident follows a similar encounter on Sept. 24, 2025 involving Tu‑95 bombers and Su‑35 fighters.

Arsenal Women tickets: Prices, seating, and recent form vs West Ham

Caspian Davenport
September 13, 2025
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Arsenal Women have set clear ticket options for clashes with West Ham Women: Club Level seats at £25.20 and unreserved Away Terrace standing at £12 for adults and £6 for under-18s. E-tickets are standard, with fixtures subject to confirmation. Recent meetings include a 2-0 pre-season win and a 5-1 WSL comeback that took Arsenal top of the table. Demand is high, so buy early via official channels.

Celtic sign Bobo Balde from Toulouse after drawn-out chase

Caspian Davenport
September 6, 2025
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Celtic have signed Guinea international defender Bobo Balde from Toulouse for a reported £900,000 after a lengthy pursuit. The 25-year-old, capped 52 times, joins to strengthen Martin O’Neill’s back line for domestic and European campaigns. Toulouse’s financial problems helped unlock the deal. Balde is expected to be available for upcoming fixtures once final registration steps are completed.

Which tennis racquet is suitable for 60 year old people?

Caspian Davenport
August 3, 2023
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In my latest adventure down the rabbit hole of tennis racquets, I stumbled upon the perfect ones for our 60-year-old tennis enthusiasts. Talk about hitting two birds with one stone - or should I say, one racquet! Turns out, Wilson Tour Slam Lite and HEAD Ti S6 are the top contenders. Their lightweight design and oversized head make them perfect for our senior players, giving them both the power and comfort they need. If you're 60 and still smashing it on the tennis court, these racquets are your best bet, unless of course, you're secretly Superman!

Will Nadal win the French Open 2015 given his current form?

Caspian Davenport
July 30, 2023
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Alright folks, buckle up as we delve into the burning question - can Nadal snatch the French Open 2015, given his rollercoaster ride of a form? Now, I'm no fortune-teller, but with his sheer grit and some Spanish spice, I wouldn't bet against him. Sure, he's had some hiccups, but hey, who hasn't? It's like stumbling on a banana peel - it's all about how you bounce back! So, let's keep those fingers crossed and hope that Nadal brings his A-game to Paris, because, as we all know, it ain't over till the Spaniard swings his last serve!

How has tennis grip popularities changed across the years?

Caspian Davenport
July 26, 2023
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Over the years, I've observed a significant shift in the popularity of tennis grips among players. Previously, the Continental grip was the go-to for most players, but the semi-western and western grips have gained more acceptance due to their benefits for modern power-based and topspin-heavy games. Eastern grip, while not as widespread as before, still holds a dear place among those preferring flat shots. It's been fascinating to see how these trends have evolved, reflecting changes in playing styles and tactics in tennis. It's a clear reminder that as the game evolves, so do the tools and techniques players use.

Do the top tennis players (like Roger Federer) need coaches?

Caspian Davenport
July 22, 2023
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After digging deep into the world of professional tennis, I've found that even the top players like Roger Federer rely on coaches. Despite their immense talent and experience, these athletes appreciate the outside perspective and specialized training that a coach provides. Coaches help them refine their strategy, improve their technique, and even manage the mental and emotional aspects of the game. So, yes, even the finest tennis players in the world need coaches - because there's always room for improvement, regardless of your skill level. No one is too good to benefit from expert advice and guidance.

Does anyone still play with a steel or aluminum tennis racket?

Caspian Davenport
July 17, 2023
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In today's tennis world, the use of steel or aluminum rackets seems to be a rarity. Most players, from novices to professionals, have moved on to carbon-fiber or graphite rackets for their lightweight, strength, and flexibility. However, there are still some who hold tight to their old steel or aluminum rackets, appreciating their durability and the unique feel they provide. It might seem outdated to some, but for others, it’s a nostalgic nod to the past. But overall, in the grand scheme of tennis play, they are far less common than their modern counterparts.