Padel is the new vibe — call it Mzansi’s fastest growing sports or tennis’s trendy stepsister. And it’s not just Mzansi — the whole world is obsessed, and it’s now a feature at all ...

Plans have been lodged for a new padel tennis centre featuring six courts in Hartlepool. Proposals have been submitted to Hartlepool Borough Council planning department to provide the facilities ...

GRAPPENHALL Village Lawn Tennis Club will host a Padel Open Day, offering free sessions for all. Taking place on Sunday, April 27, the event will provide an opportunity to try padel tennis, which is ...

Padel could be coming to Blackheath with new courts planned at the site of a former tennis club. The courts at the former tennis club in Blackheath Park have been abandoned for the last 15 years ...

Residents of a prestigious royal town have voiced their objections to the proposed construction of three new padel courts at the upscale Sutton Coldfield Tennis Club, citing concerns over the ...

A second set of indoor padel tennis courts are set to come to Preston, just weeks after the first opened. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Lancashire Evening Post, you can get unlimited ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A tennis club's plans to build two padel courts and one pickleball court have been approved despite concerns from neighbours. Wantage Lawn ...

An Oxfordshire tennis club's plans to build two padel courts and one pickleball court are due for a decision. Wantage Lawn Tennis Club, in Manor Road, has lodged the scheme which would replace ...

Residents in a posh royal town have objected to plans to build three new padel courts at an upmarket tennis club over fears of the "gunshot-like" racket. Angry locals living in £785,000 properties ...

Katie Strick picks the hottest spots in town You’ve finally succumbed and jumped on the padel tennis train. The next step now that you’ve drunk the Kool-aid? Finding a court. The sport has ...

The padel revolution sweeping London and beyond shows no sign of slowing down, with Jason Manford partnering with the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) to introduce the game to more children.