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Constitution Name of the Club 1. The Club shall be called the Seniors’ (formerly Veterans’ – changed March 2013) Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain. Objects of the Club ​ 2. The Club shall have the following objects: (a) To encourage the playing of lawn tennis for the love and enjoyment of the game. (b) To encourage lawn tennis players who have reached the age of 35 to continue to play the game. (c) To arrange matches between the Club and other teams at home and abroad. Membership of the Club 3. The membership of the Club shall consist of: The President Life Vice-Presidents Vice-Presidents Ordinary Members and Honorary Members​ ​ all of whom are lawn tennis players who have reached the age of 35. Qualification for Ordinary Membership 4. Ordinary Members shall be lawn tennis players who are British subjects or citizens of the Republic of Ireland and, at the time of their election, are permanent residents of the British Isles. Such players shall be eligible for Ordinary Membership only if they have: (a) played (in singles or doubles) in The Championships at Wimbledon; or (b) been a finalist in a senior level event (including a Seniors’ event) at a lawn tennis tournament sanctioned by The Lawn Tennis Association; or (c) won a championship or level competition organised by an affiliated County Lawn Tennis Association; or (d) won a Services (including the Civil Service) championship; or (e) been awarded colours for representing their county during Inter-County Week in the Winter Singles Competition or seniors’ Inter-County Competition; or (f) represented their Country in an international competition sanctioned by the Lawn tennis Association. ​ Election of Members 5. Regarding Members: ​ (a) A candidate for election as an Ordinary member shall be proposed by one member and seconded by another, to both of whom he/she must be personally known, and his/her candidate shall be supported in writing by both proposer and seconder. (b) Election may be by a majority of the Committee taken on open vote but any member of the Committee may demand a secret ballot. In that case one black ball in five shall include. (c) The President and Vice-Presidents. In recognition of services as Members of the Club, the President and Vice-President(s) shall be elected by the Committee for a term of one year, but may be re-elected. (d) Honorary Members. The Committee shall have powers to elect as Honorary Members individuals of any nationality or place of residence who have reached the age of 35 and who, in the estimation of the Committee, deserve recognition for their services to seniors’ (used to be veterans’) lawn tennis. (e) Life Vice-Presidents. The Committee shall have powers to nominate for election at a General Meeting of the Club as Vice Life-Presidents, not subject to re-election, Ordinary or Honorary Members who, in the estimation of the Committee, deserve recognition for long and active service to the Club. Life Vice-Presidents shall become Honorary Members and ex-officio non-voting members of the Committee. Managemen t of the Club 6. The Management of the Club shall be vested in a Committee consisting of not more than twelve Ordinary Members together with the President ex-officio. (Vice-Presidents may attend and speak at meetings of the Committee, but they do not have the right to vote) 7. Committee: ​ (a) The Committee shall, at their first meeting in each year held after the Annual General Meeting, elect from their own body a Chairman and three additional officers for the posts of Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and Honorary Match Secretary. (b) The Committee shall meet at such place and time as may be considered convenient. Four members of the Committee shall for a quorum except for the election of Members when six shall form a quorum or for the expulsion of Members when eight shall for a quorum. (c) All business at the Committee Meetings (excluding the election or expulsion of Members) shall be decided by the vote of the majority. The Chairman for the time being shall have a casting vote in addition to his/her own vote whenever there would otherwise be an equality of votes. (d) Vacancies on the Committee shall be filled by vote of the members (if necessary by ballot) at the Annual General Meeting. At each Annual General Meeting one-third of the Committee or, if the number on the Committee is not a multiple of three, then the number nearest to but not exceeding one-third who have been longest in office shall retire but be eligible for re-election. As between two or more members of equal seniority those to retire shall (unless by mutual agreement) be determined by lot. (e) In the event of any vacancies occurring in the Committee after the election at the Annual General Meeting the Committee shall have power to fill such vacancies. Members so co-opted shall retire at the next Annual General Meeting but shall be eligible for re-election. Annual General Meeting 8. An Annual General Meeting of the Club shall be held each year at such place and time as the Committee may decide and Ordinary Members resident in Great Britain and Ireland shall be given not less than twenty-eight days’ notice of such meeting. All resolutions to be proposed at an Annual General Meeting shall be sent to reach the Honorary Secretary not later than fourteen days before the date of the Annual General Meeting. Notice in writing of the name of any Member proposed as a Member of the Committee shall also be sent to reach the Honorary Secretary not later than fourteen days before the Annual General Meeting. Not less than seven days before the Annual General Meeting copies of resolutions and names of Members proposed for the Committee shall be delivered to all Ordinary Members and Honorary Members resident in Great Britain and Ireland together with a list of names of the Committee retiring and those offering themselves for re-election and copies of the Honorary Secretary’s and the Honorary Treasurer’s reports for the preceding year. The quorum at the Annual General Meeting shall be ten. Special General Meeting 9. A Special General Meeting may be called at any time by the Committee or on receipt of a written request signed by not less than ten Ordinary Members of the Club. Notice of such Special General Meeting shall be posted to all Ordinary Members at least fourteen days before such meeting giving the subject of the meeting. Discussion at that meeting shall be strictly limited to that subject. The quorum for such Special General Meeting shall be twenty. Subscription 10. The subscription for Ordinary Members, payable on election and thereafter on 1st January each year, shall be as determined by the Committee from time to time. Club Colours 11. The Club colours shall be dark green and gold. Affiliation 12. The Club shall be affiliated to Seniors Tennis GB and shall at all times strictly observe and conduct its affairs in accordance with the Rules of the Lawn Tennis Association. Expulsion of Members 13. If, in the opinion of the Committee, the conduct of any Member is injurious to the interests of the Club then the Committee shall hold an enquiry at which the Member in question shall be invited to be present and then if he/she so desires, shall be heard in explanation of his/her conduct. Thereafter, if the Member fails to attend the inquiry or to offer any explanation, or if the Committee is not satisfied with such explanation, it may recommend the Member to resign. If the Member fails to resign within fourteen days from such recommendation the Committee shall call a Special General Meeting to consider the vote upon the matter. If two-thirds of the Members present and voting shall so decide then the Member shall cease to be a Member and his/her name shall be erased from the List of Members and he/she shall forfeit his/her subscription and rights of membership. Alteration of the Rules 14. Alterations to these Rules shall be made only by a majority of not less than two-thirds of the Members present and voting at an Annual General Meeting or at a Special General Meeting.

Privacy Policy For the purposes of the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and UK data protection laws, the Data Controller is The Seniors’ Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain (SLTC). Due to the nature of our Club (nomadic) we have no permanent “venue” but can be reached by contacting the Honorary Secretary. This privacy policy sets out what personal details we hold, how we collect it, where it is held and how it is processed. The data we hold We hold the following information: name, title and date of birth age and gender contact details – postal address, email, home/work/mobile telephone numbers proposed by, seconded by and date joined playing qualifications, BTM number and other club memberships membership category (Ordinary or Honorary), status (active or expired), leaving date with reason GDPR flag – indicates whether you have agreed to receive email from our 3rd party mail distributor We hold no other personal information of any kind such as financial, medical or next-of-kin details. How we collect your data We collect personal data directly from you, when you fill in our Membership Application Form. Proposer and Seconder details are added independently in support of your application. Our Membership Database is populated from the application form. When you leave the Club, leave date with reason for leaving is added. Where your data is held We utilize 3rd Party (Data Processor) systems to: run our website address our bulk mailing needs We are committed to securing this information, ensuring the necessary data processing agreements are in place with our Data Processors. Direct access to member data and our mailing list is limited to officers of the Club and requires secure login for input and maintenance. How we process your data We process your information for our ‘legitimate interests’ in running the Club and communication with members, more specifically: maintaining a website that records match results and from time to time displays photos of members and non-members taken at official matches and social events management and administration of a membership database and email distribution list match arrangements organising Annual Events distribution of a monthly Newsletter Club-related communications by email, or post if no email address is given Sharing contact details with other Club members Your contact preferences Personal data provided to us will be used for the purposes set out at the time of collection and, where relevant, in accordance with any preferences you express. Your key source of information regarding the Club will be our website, Newsletter and mailings relating to specific events or announcements. Outside of the website, our primary means of contact is by email and if there is no email address on file we will revert to post. Phone is generally used as a last resort. When joining the Club, the contact information you provide will be used for our direct communications and the type of communication is entirely controlled by SLTC. You are in control of how we communicate with you. Email communications will provide an ‘unsubscribe’ facility for you to OPT-OUT of all future communications by this method. You can also update your choices by contacting us. Sharing your information with others We do not sell or share your personal data with other organisations, e.g. for use in direct marketing campaigns or to facilitate data profiling. Personal data collected by us and processed by our data processing partners is solely used for Club purposes. Our data processing partners are: Wix.com Ltd – Globally operated, provides web development and data hosting services IONOS Cloud Ltd. - domain management MailChimp – USA based, used for bulk email communications How long your information is kept We keep your personal data for as long as you remain a member of SLTC. Original Application Forms are archived. Your rights SLTC will uphold your rights as follows: member access requests correction of incomplete or inaccurate information erasure of your personal data objection to processing of your personal data by: our email distribution partner sharing your contact details with other members request the restriction of processing of your personal data (as above) request the transfer of your personal data to another party. Please note that we may contest requests where exceptions apply and where they are to the detriment of our legitimate interests. How we use cookies The SLTC website uses cookies (messages stored by your web browser) to enable you to properly navigate the site. You can choose to accept or decline cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually modify your browser setting to decline cookies if you prefer. This may prevent you from taking full advantage of the website. Links to other websites Our website contains links to other websites of interest. However, once you have used these links to leave our site, you should note that we do not have any control over that other website. Therefore, we cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide whilst visiting such sites and such sites are not governed by this privacy statement. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy statement applicable to the website in question. ​ Contact and complaints If you have any queries about this privacy policy or how we process your personal data, or if you wish to exercise any of your legal rights, you may contact the Club’s Honorary Secretary via the 'Contact Us' website facility. Ultimately, if you are not satisfied with how we are processing your personal data, you can make a complaint to the Information Commissioner. You can find out more about your rights under applicable data protection laws from the Information Commissioner’s Office website: https://ico.org.uk

Safeguarding ​ The Seniors’ Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain acknowledges the duty of care to safeguard and promote the welfare of all members. The club is committed to ensuring safeguarding practice reflects statutory responsibilities, government guidance and complies with best practice and LTA requirements. A copy of the club’s full safeguarding policy is available from Declan Power, Honorary Secretary: dpower@maplesteesdale.co.uk The club’s safeguarding policy recognises that the welfare and interests of adults at risk are paramount in all circumstances. It aims to ensure that regardless of age, ability or disability, gender reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation, socio-economic background, all members: have a positive and enjoyable experience of tennis at the Seniors' Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain in a safe and inclusive environment are protected from abuse whilst participating in tennis. are protected from all forms of bullying whist participating in tennis. The Senior’s Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain acknowledges that some adults, including those with disabilities, or those from ethnic minority communities, can be particularly vulnerable to abuse and we accept the responsibility to take reasonable and appropriate steps to ensure their welfare. As part of our safeguarding policy The Seniors’ Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain will: promote and prioritise the safety and well-being of all adults, particularly those at risk ensure everyone understands their roles and responsibilities in respect of safeguarding and is provided with appropriate learning opportunities to recognise, identify and respond to signs of abuse, neglect and other safeguarding concerns relating to adults at risk encourage and maintain a culture where people feel able to raise a genuine safeguarding concern and are confident that it will be taken seriously ensure appropriate action is taken in the event of incidents/concerns of abuse and support provided to the individual/s who raise or disclose the concern ensure that confidential, detailed and accurate records of all safeguarding concerns are maintained and securely stored prevent the employment/deployment of unsuitable individuals ensure robust safeguarding arrangements and procedures are in operation. The Club's Welfare Officer can be contacted as follows: celiagregory@btinternet.com The club’s policy and procedures will be widely promoted and are mandatory for everyone involved in The Seniors’ Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain. Failure to comply with the policy and procedures will be addressed and may result in dismissal/exclusion from the club. Whistleblowing Anyone who does not feel comfortable raising a concern with the Club Welfare Officer should contact the LTA Safeguarding Team directly on 020 8487 7000, the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) or the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000. Further details about whistleblowing can be found in the club’s safeguarding policy. Monitoring The club’s safeguarding policy will be reviewed every two years, or sooner in the following circumstances: changes in legislation and/or government guidance as required by the Local Safeguarding Children Board or LTA as a result of any other significant change or event. Further references:​ ​ Safeguarding Policy Document Diversity & Inclusion Policy Document Certification Policy - Safeguarding 2024 Policy - Diversity and Inclusion 2024 Certification

History Miraflores Norway South Africa Miraflores 1/5 Established in 1958 as the Veterans’ Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain, founders Dennis Coombe, a New Zealand Davis Cup player and Tom Todd envisaged a club for older gentleman tennis players 45+ years of age. The ethos of the Club was to promote the playing of lawn tennis in its original spirit - for the love and enjoyment of the game alone. At the Club’s first committee meeting it was proposed that up to 40 honorary members be elected, a set of playing qualifications established and club colours of dark green and gold adopted. By the early 1960’s the Club was firmly established and continued to lead the way in promoting veterans tennis in Great Britain. It also played an important part in establishing the Veterans’ Lawn Tennis Association of Great Britain - Seniors Tennis GB as we now know it. Tom Todd went on to found the Wimbledon Museum in 1977 by donating a lot of his tennis memorabilia. In 1986 Mrs Kitty Godfree became our first Patron Our fixture against the Norwegian Tennis Veterans goes back to 1969 and is played annually, alternating home and away, for the Tom Todd Trophy. A fixture starting in 1990 against The Fitzwilliam Club alternates annually between Dublin and the UK, playing for the Ivar Boden Cup. We do not have a home venue and rely very much on the good will of teams we play against but this does not prevent us from maintaining a high quality domestic and international fixture list. In 2008, ladies were admitted and now play a vital role at both playing and committee levels. In 2010 our minimum age criteria was reduced to 35+ years of age. Our Club name was updated from Veterans to Seniors in 2013. Today, our membership is both diverse and flourishing and we continue to evolve through our fixture list, social activities and innovative thinking. Click the PDF for full Club History: Club History

Current Committee President ​ W.M.A Carroll Vice-Presidents ​ A. Collings, M. Dawe, J. Gordon, J. Harrop, G.Neale General Committee ​ Chair - Anne Clark Hon. Secretary - Declan Power Hon. Treasurer - Mark Thompson Hon. Match Secretary - Chris Gotla (Men's Captain) ​ Celia Gregory (Safeguarding Officer) Bim Newton (Ladies Captain) David Rawlinson Robin Smith Mandy Spicer Philip Tovey (Website Administrator) Jim Whittaker Current Committee Vacancies - 1 ​ Scheduled 2024 Committee Meetings : Wed 17 th Jan 2024 5:30pm ( Microsoft Teams) Mon 4th March 2024 5:30pm (Richmond GC pre- AGM) May 2024 5:30pm (tbc) Wed 14th August 2024 5:30pm (AELTC tbc) Nov 2024 5:30pm (tbc)

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Past Officers President ​ 1959 - 1971 L.A. Godfree, M.C. 1972 - 1995 E.R. Avory 1996 - 1996 E. Lowden 1996 - 2005 R.E. Carter 2005 - 2014 I.McG. Boden 2014 - W.M.A. Carroll ​ Chairman ​ 1959 - 1965 H.C. McCarthy 1966 - 1967 Dr. R.J. Sandys 1968 - 1969 R.R.T. Young D.S.O. 1970 - 1971 E. Lowden 1972 - 1973 D.C. Coombe 1974 - 1975 P.V.V. Sherwood 1976 - 1977 J.L. Deloford 1978 - 1979 E. Urlwin-Smith 1980 - 1981 R.E. Carter 1982 - 1983 G.K. Piercy 1984 - 1985 T.H. Rowney 1986 - 1987 W.D. Hughes 1988 - 1989 Gp. Capt. P.G.M. Risdale 1990 - 1991 R.G. Harris 1992 - 1993 J.R.L. Cook 1994 - 1995 I.McG. Boden 1996 - 1997 J. Gordon 1998 - 1999 J. Harrop 2000 - 2001 M. Barnett 2002 - 2003 D.V. Lidderdale 2004 - 2005 W.M.A. Carroll 2006 - 2008 R.F. Pierce 2009 - 2011 J. Woods 2011 - 2014 M.C. Dawe 2014 - 2019 G.J. Neale 2019 - A. Clark Hon. Secretary ​ 1959 - 1960 T. Todd 1961 - 1977 W.R. Latham 1977 - 1987 Gp. Capt. P.G.M. Risdale 1988 - 2003 D.C. Platford 2003 - 2009 J. Woods 2009 - 2014 G.J. Neale 2014 - 2017 D. Riefler 2017 - D. Power ​ Hon. Treasurer ​ 1959 - 1960 S.C. Clark T.D. 1960 - 1975 E. Lowden 1975 - 1984 T.H. Rowney 1984 - 1995 J. Gordon C.A. 1996 - 2004 W.M.A. Carroll F.C.A. 2004 - 2022 R. Smith 2022 - M.D. Thompson ​ Hon. Match Secretary ​ 1960 - 1974 P.V.V. Sherwood 1974 - 1978 E. Urlwin-Smith 1978 - 1986 W.D. Hughes 1986 - 1994 J.S. Dunningham 1994 - 1999 M. Barnett 2000 - 2001 J. Harrop 2001 - 2005 R.F. Pierce 2006 - 2007 C. Willson 2008 - 2010 N. Sweeney 2011 - 2015 G. Keens 2016 - 2019 A.W. Soul 2020 - C. Gotla ​

Latest News Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 ... 5 Title: Trip to Chattanooga, Tennessee October 2024 Posted: 31 March 2024 We would like another a couple of players to take part in our trip to Chattanooga, USA in October. The tennis match will be played over two days, Friday 18th and Saturday 19th. If you're interested and would like further details, please contact match manager Jim Whittaker. Title: Ladies win at Taunton 3-1 Posted: 31 March 2024 The 2024 tennis season started with a win for our ladies team against tough opposition at Taunton. Although the 3-1 scoreline looks convincing all matches were competitive, which added to a satisfying day. A delightful post-match tea was enjoyed by all the players and well-deserved. Team photos and access to the Match Report via the Photo Gallery Menu link. Title: World Masters 65-85 & 90 Turkey March 10-23 Posted: 26 March 2024 Many of our Club members represented GB at the recent World Masters Team Championships held in Turkey and there were medals for Rosemary Wilson - gold; Anne Clark, Patricia Wire & Jennifer Waggott - silver. In the Individual World Masters Event held the week following, there were gold medals for Paul French and Pauline Fisher, silver medals for Pauline Fisher, Rosemary Wilson and Martin Cornish and bronze medals for Boyd Brackstone, Roy Henderson and Phyllis Bentham. Congratulations to all medal winners and participants - more information on our Masters Tennis Events page. Title: 65th Anniversary Celebration - House of Lords Posted: 24 March 2024 We are celebrating our 65th Anniversary with an evening Drinks and Canapés Reception at the House of Lords on Friday 17th May 2024, 7:00pm - 10:30pm (latest). Tickets for this event are limited and the closing date for applications is Sunday 31st March. More information and how to apply can be found on our Annual Events page. Title: 65th AGM Posted: 6 March 2024 30 members attended our 65th AGM on the 4th of March. A poorly lit room was illuminated by details from the Committee of a very successful year for the Club both on and off the court. Title: Chair and Members' Annual Dinner Posted: 6 March 2024 49 members and their guests attended our Annual Dinner. After an excellent meal our after-dinner speaker Ian Hewitt MBE delivered an informative and humorous speech that delighted everyone present. Title: New Member - March 2024 Posted: 5 March 2024 The Seniors' Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain is delighted to announce a new member - Mary Lenihan (Surrey). Welcome and we hope you enjoy our historic Club. Title: Condolences: Chris Nicholl, Footballer (12 Oct 1946 - 24 Feb 2024) Posted: 4 March 2024 Chris Nicholl was a member of our Club from 1997-2015. A tough and uncompromising professional footballer who retired from playing in 1984 and later worked as a coach and manager. The majority of his playing days were spent at Aston Villa and Southampton between 1972 and 1983. He managed both Southampton and Walsall and also worked alongside Lawrie McMenemy for 2 years as assistant manager to the Northern Ireland Team. He won 51 caps for NI. In addition to his football prowess, Chris was also a competitive vets tournament and county tennis player (Hampshire & IOW) and well respected amongst his peers. Our condolences go to his family and friends. Title: British Masters Open Indoor 2024 - Wrexham Posted: 18 February 2024 Congratulations to all Club Members who won events and reached finals at the British Masters Indoor Championships held in Wrexham Feb 10-18. More information on our Masters Tennis Events page. Title: 65th AGM / Chair and Members' Annual Dinner Posted: 15 February 2024 Polite reminder that our 65th AGM is being held at Richmond GC on Monday the 4th of March at 6:30pm, followed by the Chair & Member's Annual Dinner. We have a terrific guest speaker this year - Ian Hewitt MBE. Jim Whittaker will soon be contacting all attendees for their dinner menu choices. Please confirm by Monday the 26th of February if you are able to join us for the AGM and/or Dinner. We look forward to welcoming members and guests for what should be a very enjoyable and informed evening. Title: Norwegian Vets match dates Posted: 2 February 2024 This year we are playing our Norwegian friends at home in June and Southsea is the location. If you're interested in playing and/or attending the social functions please contact match manager Jim Whittaker for further details. Title: Condolences - Alan Mills CBE Posted: 1 February 2024 An Honorary member of our Club since January 1981, Alan was well respected throughout the tennis fraternity by players and officials. Probably best known as the Wimbledon tournament referee from 1983-2005 but he also had a very distinguished playing career throughout the 50's & 60's. It all began in Lancashire as a gifted junior and progressed through competing at Wimbledon and in the Davis Cup. Our condolences go to his family and friends.

" for the love and enjoyment of the game alone " Upcoming 2024 Events: 65th Anniversary Celebration : We are holding an evening Drinks and C anapés Reception at the House of Lords on Friday 17th May from 7:00pm up to 10:30pm. Details on the Annual Events page. Wimbledon Cocktail Party : AELTC Wed 3rd July @7:30pm. Details will be published on the Annual Events page when available. ​ Matches 2024: Fixture List - our 2024 matches are currently being organised. SLTC 2023 Match Results Club News Founded in 1958: Tom Todd (1911-1984) Dennis Coombe (1911-1981) Ted Avory (1909-1995) The Seniors' (formerly Veterans') Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain's was formed in 1958 by Dennis Coombe and Tom Todd, Ted Avory being our first Honorary Member. Dennis Coombe was a New Zealand Davis Cup player who settled in the UK and played at both Roland Garros and Wimbledon. Tom Todd , an avid collector of tennis memorabilia, was instrumental in setting up the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum where his collection is on permanent loan. Edward Raymond 'Ted' Avory was one of the most charismatic figures in British tennis. He competed at Wimbledon numerous times and became influential across many areas of the game covering The All England Club, LTA and ITF. He was a leading figure in the setting up and organisation of veteran's tennis. Visit our History Page for more information. Welcome to the Home Page of the Seniors' Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain. This website is primarily for the use of its members but if you are a senior tennis player and would like to find out more about us, apply for membership or just want to contact us , then please follow the appropriate links. ​ We would be pleased to hear from you.

Membership Membership Process: ​ Please download the Membership Application Form from this page. ​ The application procedure is: fill out personal details, eligibility criteria (see below), OPT-IN tick-box if applicable, sign and date the document; obtain Proposer and Seconder comments; send completed form to your Proposer . ​ You will be informed whether your application has been approved. Eligibility Criteria: Ordinary Members shall be lawn tennis players who are British subjects or citizens of the Republic of Ireland and, at the time of their election, are permanent residents of the British Isles. Such players shall be eligible for Ordinary Membership only if they have: played (in singles or doubles) in The Championships at Wimbledon; or been a finalist in a senior level event at a lawn tennis tournament sanctioned by the Lawn Tennis Association; or won a C hampionship or level Competition organised by an affiliated County Lawn Tennis Association; or won a Services (including the Civil Service) Championship; or been awarded colours for representing their County during the Inter-County Week or in the Winter Singles Competition or Seniors Inter-County Competition; or represented their Country in an International Competition sanctioned by the Lawn Tennis Association. ​ Application Form