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| The Weald grass and hard tennis courts |
Welcome to The Weald Squash and Tennis Club in Hassocks, West Sussex. The Weald Club is situated beneath the South Downs, just North of Brighton, East Sussex. We have 5 Grass Tennis Courts, 7 Hard Tennis Courts, 4 Squash Courts, all with Viewing Gallery. 2 Resident Tennis Coaches. A large Clubhouse with Changing/shower facilities. For further information have a look around the site, or phone reception on 01273 844283.
Address: The Weald Squash and Tennis Club, South Bank, Hassocks, West Sussex BN6 8JP. Tel. 01273 844283
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| The Latest Squash & Tennis News from BBC SPORT |
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In-form Del Potro wins in Austria
(2008/7/20)
Juan Martin del Potro takes his second title in seven days with victory over Jurgen Melzer at the Austrian Open.
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Toronto photos
(2008/7/20)
Pictures as Federer, Nadal and co return after Wimbledon
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Wozniak through as Serena retires
(2008/7/19)
Canada's Aleksandra Wozniak reaches the final of the Stanford Classic after Serena Williams suffers a knee injury.
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Murray gets kind draw in Toronto
(2008/7/19)
British number one Andy Murray will open against a qualifier when he begins his summer hard-court season at the Toronto Masters.
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Murrays named in GB Olympic team
(2008/7/19)
Andy and Jamie Murray will represent Great Britain at next month's Olympic Games in Beijing.
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Keothavong blows Classic chance
(2008/7/18)
Anne Keothavong squanders a potentially match-winning position as she is beaten by Marion Bartoli in the Bank of the West Classic.
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Murray to miss Indianapolis event
(2008/7/11)
Andy Murray withdraws from next week's Indianapolis Tennis Championships to rest ahead of the Olympics and US Open.
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Is the LTA ignoring the grass roots?
(2008/7/9)
British tennis has spent big at the elite end but questions remain over community tennis
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Nadal to rest after Wimbledon win
(2008/7/7)
New Wimbledon champion Rafael Nadal pulls out of this week's Mercedes Cup in Stuttgart to rest a knee injury.
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Squashed by a pro
(2008/5/22)
BBC Sport goes head-to-head with world squash number eight Lee Beachill - and unsurprisingly comes out the poorer.
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