Beaminster Tennis Club will be closed until January 3rd for much needed deep cleaning of the courts.
In completely unrelated news the club will also be running a spot the difference competition to see if the empty unused courts look any different to most other weeks. Prizes include a Beaminster Tennis Club cagoule, an ‘it’s going to rain’ barometer and free annual membership of the club WhatsApp group.
The club would like to thank all members for an excellent years tennis, wishing you all a Happy Christmas and see you on the (clean) courts in the New Year. Here’s 2024’s rally of the year:
Hello! We play tennis all year round - rain or shine! New members are always welcome and we're open to all! Please feel free to turn up at any of our club sessions with no obligation to join. We'd love to meet you and play some tennis!
Beaminster Tennis Club is a small and friendly tennis club in the heart of West Dorset. We're always delighted to welcome new players! We have regular organised open days, or if you can't wait for that why not pop along to one of our club sessions, we'd love to meet you! With players of all ages and abilities we have three club sessions a week, a team in the Yeovil & District League and hold regular club competitions. We have four floodlit courts which are located at Beaminster school. During school hours a private court is also available. If you're local to Beaminster or new to the area and you love tennis as much as we do, why not come along for some fun to one of our taster sessions.
Come for a FREE taster session!
Turn up to any of our club sessions for a FREE taster session with no obligation to join.
As a Club we are committed to meeting the LTA’s new standards for safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. This means that the club has adopted new policies and procedures for safeguarding, diversity and inclusion, and whistle blowing, together with codes of conduct for coaches and club volunteers, children and young people, and parents or other adults accompanying children.
All of these documents are all available to download below
In addition to this, Steve Biglin is the Club's volunteer Welfare Officer, who has key responsibility to help safeguard the welfare of children and vulnerable adults at the club. If you are worried about the safety or welfare of a young person (under 18) at the club, you must take appropriate action to share your concerns. If you are in any doubt, contact Steve Biglin.