Can Telford Tennis Centre produce a champion?
Thursday 16th June 2011, 6:03PM BST.
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Former British Number One Greg Rusedski opened the Telford Tennis Centre yesterday – and the one question on people’s minds was: can it produce a champion?
For video journalist James Shaw, it threatened to be a painful start to the day when he found himself in the firing line.
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8 courts eh? £2.2million wow.
how much does it cost to play there?
at the bowring in wellington there are 6 courts i think two of which are grass and they are free to use.
i think newport boughy courts have three courts but not sure how much they are. and we used to have the raquet centre but that was turned into the TIC.
not to sure what my point is but we do seem to be given with one hand and taken away with another any we seem to have quite a lot of this facility in our area already.
oh are the ones at Lilishall under the hill still used. ithink they were free as well.
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