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Nationwide has hailed its staff as its "most valuable assets" in a new marketing campaign, as the building society today reveals record profits of £924m.
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In a two-page ad taken out in newspapers today, Nationwide lists its entire staff name by name, using a first name and surname initial format, under the heading "Our most valuable assets".
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The campaign comes on the day that Nationwide said it had more than doubled its underlying profits to a record £924m, with total underlying income up 16% to £2.9bn.
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Nationwide said it is now the "number one financial brand for customer satisfaction, trust and fairness on the high street".
Graham Beale, Nationwide's chief executive, said: "Over the past year we have lived up to our mutual heritage as a building society, delivering real benefits to our members, while ensuring the strength and security of our business.
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Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter donates kidney to player Kevin Jordan
Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter has donated a kidney to freshman player Kevin Jordan, who suffers from a disease that can lead to kidney failure.
Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter has donated a kidney to a freshman player who suffers from a disease that can lead to kidney failure.
Both Walter and outfielder Kevin Jordan were recovering Tuesday in an Atlanta hospital one day after the transplant was performed.
"For us, it's almost like it's been divine intervention," said Jordan's father, Keith.
Kevin Jordan previously had a kidney functioning at 8 percent of its ability and was taking 35 pills daily.
Dr. Kenneth Newell, lead surgeon on the team that removed Walter's kidney, said in a statement issued Tuesday by Wake Forest officials that he expects Walter and Jordan to recover fully.
Recovery for both the 42-year-old Walter and Jordan is expected to take months.
Walter said it will be two months before he is back to normal.
Keith Jordan predicted his son could swing a bat again in six to eight weeks, and he expects Kevin to enroll in summer school in June and prepare for the fall semester.
Jordan's priority is the early stage of recovery, which includes taking short walks in the hospital and making sure his incision doesn't become infected.
"I think he's feeling great, outside of he's still got a couple of tubes hanging out of him," Keith Jordan said.
Walter said the "best-case scenario is that Kevin and I just lead a normal life" but added that the great story will come when Jordan "makes it back to the playing field."
Jordan, 19, had trouble shaking the flu last winter as a high-school senior in Columbus, Ga., and lost about 20 pounds. He was diagnosed in April with ANCA vasculitis, a type of autoimmune swelling disorder caused by abnormal antibodies.
Two days before enrolling at Wake Forest in the fall, Jordan was told by doctors he needed a transplant as soon as possible. His dialysis was increased to 10 hours daily.
Walter volunteered for a transplant if the Jordans couldn't find a match within the family. No match was found among family members and Keith Jordan phoned to see if Walter was still willing.
Walter, who called the decision a no-brainer, said, "When we recruit our guys, we talk about family and we talk about making sacrifices for one another, for our teammates."
Of Walter, Wake Forest athletic director Ron Wellman said, "He's been a very giving person, a very kind person with our baseball program, so in one sense, this should not have surprised me. But when someone makes a sacrifice like this to someone outside his biological family, it's a surprise."
Wake Forest officials asked the Atlantic Coast Conference whether the transplant would run afoul of the NCAA's myriad rules about "extra benefits."
Wellman said, "We called the ACC and they kind of chuckled about it."
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British town council votes to ban all Israeli goods, in defiance of Labor policy
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EU Representative: Time running short on Gaza reconstruction
Netanyahu: There is an effort to undermine the Jews' right to their own state
South Africa's Zuma welcomes Abbas, says Israeli settlements undermining 2-state solution
With government's fate uncertain, Netanyahu seeks commitment from haredim for next coalition
Widow of slain rabbi blames internal haredi discord for Jerusalem synagogue terror attack
Green groups demand environment minister
What's important is to stay on the wheel, Rivlin tells Czech Prime Minister
Infant mortality rates higher in Arab population
Smartphones are keeping your children awake
Hookah smokers are inhaling benzene
Effective drugs for carriers of hepatitis C not included in health basket
Tech Talk: The best keyboard apps available for smartphones
Elbit Systems developing bus with supercapacitator fast-charging system
Zion Tech: Israeli start up Dogiz helps dogs and owners socialize
Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
Get your gobble on: Thanksgiving in Tel Aviv
5th annual Hullegeb Festival celebrates Ethiopian culture
A man of leisure
Israel enters the world of pro cycling
Maccabi Tel Aviv on a roll as unbeaten CSKA comes to town
Another back-breaking loss for Jerusalem
Ga'ash, ESRA team up for golf tournament
Casspi making best of second stint as a King
Shin Bet: Planned Hamas terror attack at Jerusalem soccer stadium thwarted
'IDF has improved its ability to call up reserves under fire'
Orthodox leaders condemn US rabbi for anti-Arab rhetoric
US haredim seek to share kollels' 'burden'
Polish town plans to turn Jewish cemetery into apartment complex
Divided US Jews largely silent on 'Jewish state bill'
South African court bans BDS protests inside Woolworths
Is the price of watermelons relevant to Iran's nuclear crisis?
ISIS says its flag will wave over Jerusalem, even if the Jews don't like it
Iranian Police: 200,000 people in the country are alcoholics
WATCH: Syrian child preacher says stop chasing half-naked women, look to your 72 virgins
Pope: Don't close door on dialogue with Islamic State
Awakening to our nightmare
'But is it good for the Jews?'
New opportunities for Israel in Europe
Home demolitions?
We aren't crying wolf
Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
Q&A with a Colombian lone soldier
European Press: Dividing line
Veterans: Keeping an ear out for change
Book Review: Written from his heart
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Grapevine: Amazing place
A voice from India
Grapevine: Tel Aviv baby boom
Running for Afikim
'Shmattes' to riches
Obama: Helping terror go nuclear
On incitement, lots of talk but little action
To finally look behind the news
Recognizing Palestine – anomalies and ambiguities
מַנְהִיגֵי הַדוֹר הַבָּא
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Father and daughter vote 370.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem/The Jerusalem Post)
In the past four months, we have been dealing with the question of who will lead
and represent Israel and Israelis. A no less significant question arises as to
who is the Israeli being represented? There is no easy answer, given that we are
a melting pot of an immigrant society with a tremendous diversity of backgrounds
and historical experiences.The Israeli identity is more important to
most Israelis than our Jewish identity. Seventy-five percent of Israelis are
Jewish, 73% of Jews were born in Israel. Most of us are Sabras.So who
then is the quintessential Israeli? Is it Yair Lapid or Naftali Bennett, Moshe
Dayan or Ilana Dayan, the kibbutznik or the settler, the soldier or the student,
the Tel Aviv bohemian artist, the Jerusalemite religious student or the Sderot
pioneer, the hi-tech champion or the Beitar Jerusalem champion, the new
immigrant from Russia or Ethiopia or the Sabra, the young singers of The Voice
TV show or the Holocaust survivor? Probably a mixture of all of the
above.After three or four generations born in an independent Israel, it
may be time to reflect on the question of who is an Israeli and in which Israel
will he or she grow up, as today the issue of "Who is an Israeli" is more
relevant to most Israelis than "Who is a Jew?" The attempt to deal with the
issue is more impressionistic than empiric and it is subjective by
definition.This is an attempt to create a mosaic of our national
character, made up of a great diversity of pieces: • The founding father, the
generation that created the state, the Palmah generation, the old-timers who are
patriotic and idealistic. Tough people with vision and
determination.• The Holocaust survivor, who knew a world without Israel,
who personalizes tragedy and national trauma, with a strong impact on our
national ethos and character, with ongoing suspicion of a hostile
world.• The Efraim-Kishon style Sabra, with his national hat (kova
tembel), khaki shorts and sandals. Somewhat abrasive, self-reliant and
arrogant. A "new Jew" who knows how to grow vegetables and fight wars.•
The young soldier, boys and girls with courage, high motivation and at least
initially a high moral code, today less so due to the occupation. A team player
and a good friend. Patriotic to the bone, bordering on nationalism. The
girls more free and independent due to the service.• The kibbutznik and
the moshavnik, agrarian Israel, today less socialist and idealistic, bound to
the soil, down to earth, secluded from the wider world.• The settler,
mostly religious Ashkenazi, highly motivated by the "greater Israel" ideology
with xenophobic and sometimes racist tendencies linking God, politics and
country.• The man or woman from Sderot, like in most of the periphery,
mostly of Sephardi origin with traditional and conservative values, a great
believer in the community, frustrated by being sidelined by the elites.•
The hi-tech champion, the ultimate dream of the young, creative, intelligent.
Linked to the world and somewhat elitist.• The Tel Aviv Israeli, living
in an around-the-clock vibrant reality of this Mediterranean
metropolis.I actually write this column out of a well-known Tel Aviv
café on Dizengoff Street, Café Michal, and I see around me Tel Avivians from all
parts of the city. Lapid back, expressive, noisy, good-looking, following the
fashion and music of the Western world with original Israeli twists.The
Tel Avivian with a strong sense of local patriotism, who looks up to the
international business world on one hand, but is also attracted by Israeli
literature, music, art on the other hand.A liberal Israeli when it comes
to gender equality, freedom of speech, rights for minorities; listening to
Shlomo Artzi on the beach, reading Amos Oz's latest novel and aspiring to be
hired by Microsoft. An Israeli on an island and on a bridge to the
world.• The Jerusalemite Israeli, the men of the mountain who are known
to be "warriors," living behind historic walls that seclude them from the modern
world. The Jerusalemite tends to speak to God and, too often, in his name. He is
tense, anxious and suspicious because of the friction between religious and
secular, Arabs and Jews. I was born there and love it, yet moved to the Tel Aviv
seashore where there are more open horizons and fewer politicians.• The
Israeli child, to whom the future of our country belongs. Last week I visited
the Gymnasia Herzliya where I met the school's director, Zeev Degani, to discuss
with him a ground-breaking project on nutrition for African children in which he
involves Israeli children, including my 14-yearold granddaughter,
Anouck.She, her siblings (Lenny, Miki and Allon), and their peers
represent the hope of Israel and its future. Creative, intelligent children,
linked to a changing, modern world on social networks.The diversity of
what constitutes the Israeli is fomented by Jewish history – Israel's
nation-building, the army experience, the development of our agriculture and
industry, the big capital, the cities and the periphery, the wars and the
occupation and our relationship with a changing world. These have all influenced
the character of the Israeli, with many contrasting attributes and
characteristics within a fascinating persona: • To be Israeli means to be
abrasive and sensitive at the same time. He/she has no problem making an
unpleasant remark to your face, even insulting you without hesitation, but at
the same time can be very attentive to someone in pain or loss.• Israeli
means generally quite intelligent, loving to engage in complex analysis without
necessarily expressing great wisdom or judgment when it comes to making a
choice.• Israeli means great creativity and imagination, yet often
limited by excessive organizational needs stemming from the military experience;
the first out of the courage to engage, the latter out of the fear of not being
in control.• Israeli means courage, often more physical than civil, as
was proven in our many wars.• Israeli means direct – we come quickly to
the point, whether in the social discourse when boy meets girl, or in the
political one when Right meets Left. This directness is often wrongly confused
with candor.• Israeli means a great need, sometimes compulsive, to
communicate while at the same time being very self-centered – it takes less than
a minute when meeting a foreigner before he or she is barraged with a thorough
questioning of "how do you like Israel?" • Israeli means to admire the world –
we stopped wandering as refugees and began to conquer it as tourists. We are
very curious and knowledgeable about the world, yet generally think that we know
better. The same world that we admire and want to belong to is perceived by us
as hostile, if not anti-Semitic. Israeli means to be cosmopolitan and paranoid
at the same time.• Israeli means to be utterly patriotic, ready to
defend the blue and white. This often comes with a mistaken sense of
superiority, mainly in relation to our next-door neighbor, which can also lead,
and often does, to a lack of morality.• Israeli means to be a good
friend – a friend in need is a friend indeed. If one is in need, it is good to
have an Israeli friend.• Israeli means to have an ironic sense of humor,
loving satire and imitations, but lacking self-criticism.• Israeli means
constant optimism and constant complaint.These characteristics make for
an interesting and attractive collage comprising the Israeli, with strengths and
weaknesses, complexities and contrasts. They are inherited by our Sabra children
and grandchildren who should be able to continue to be optimistic, creative,
outspoken, courageous, direct (and even abrasive), communicative, believers in
themselves, creators of bridges to the world, good friends and helpers of the
needy, humorous and, above all, humane. And at the same time they should live in
circumstances that will permit them to get rid of national and personal
paranoia, lack of caring and morality toward the other, excessive suspicion as
well as arrogance.The circumstances in which the young grow up will
influence their character as Israelis. If they grow up in an Israel at conflict
and at war, with a weakened democracy rife with inequality and racism, it will
only enhance excessive paranoia, fear and arrogance as well as shut down the
necessary bridges to the world.On the other hand, in an Israel of peace,
democracy and respect for human rights, their many positive qualities will only
be enhanced and their tremendous creativity will lead them and the country to
new shores.This year, modern Israel will be 65 years old. It is indeed
time to reflect about our national identity, fomented by the Israeli experience
– curing ourselves of the traumas of the Holocaust experience, fostering a
productive and dramatic nation-building process and regaining our freedom. A
freedom that allows for great creativity, free thought, free expression and
creation as well as tolerance for the different. Yet the chains of internal and
mainly external conflict are still binding us to the world of yesterday and to
the characteristics of the Galut (Diaspora). It's time to get rid of the demons
and chains of the past and the present.This Israel is in need of a
leadership better than the one that was elected.Israelis know they
deserve better and in the long run will probably not tolerate abuse. Israelis
are better and more interesting than their political leaders, as they share a
very appealing personality with creative strengths and also burdening flaws – an
attractive complexity to which we are fortunate to belong.The writer is
president of the Peres Center for Peace and served as Israel's chief negotiator
for the Oslo Accords.
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British tennis told to drive up numbers or lose funding
Sport England has warned the Lawn Tennis Association it faces a critical summer that will dictate whether or not it is stripped of valuable funding.
"They've got a big summer ahead," Sport England director Phil Smith told BBC Sport. "The track record of participation in tennis has been pretty poor. The crunch time is December."
The state of tennis
"We need to start again, no matter how long it takes. Spending money on players at the top has not worked. The important thing is to create a base from the bottom up."
Former British number one and ex-Davis Cup captain John Lloyd
Sport England, the government body that distributes taxpayer money to sports, will discuss the situation with the LTA on Tuesday.
Smith says he has been "encouraged" with the changes already implemented by the LTA, which has a turnover of £60.2m, but insists participation remains a key concern.
In response, the LTA insisted it is "fully focused" on using the summer to inspire more people to play the game, with Wimbledon, one of the key drivers of participation in Britain, due to get under way in less than a week's time.
"Over the next few months, we are delivering a series of promotional events around the country to encourage people to play tennis," said the Simon Long, the LTA's chief commercial officer.
"At the centre of this activity is a marketing campaign which focuses on personal experiences by imagining what tennis means to different people.
"We are also working with a range of partners from the commercial sector, public sector and through our club network to deliver the right offers to people interested in playing tennis to encourage them to get involved in our sport."
BBC launches sport participation scheme and Olympic TV series
- Blue Peter will launch a new sport badge to help increase sport participation across the country.
- BBC One will also air a new Olympic magazine series called Inspire: The Olympic Journey to support the legacy of the Games.
In December 2012, Sport England decided to reduce its tennis funding from £24.5m to £17.4m for the next four-year cycle up to 2017, amid concerns the LTA was not making best use of the cash.
The LTA was still given £3.75m for talent development, but only received a one-year award of £3.35m for participation.
The remaining £10.3m has been withheld while Sport England decides whether the LTA is doing its job well enough.
"We invest in the talent system of tennis through the LTA and we find that largely to be going really well," Smith said.
"Participation is where we have more concern. The track record of participation in tennis was pretty poor in the last four-year cycle.
"The LTA presented a plan to us in December that we didn't feel was appropriate to fix the problem. It was weak in a number of areas."
Sport England's latest survey showed 424,300 people aged 16 and over played tennis once a week from April 2012 to April 2013, up 0.95% on the 420,300 from April 2011 to April 2012 but down 4.7% on the 445,100 recorded from October 2011 to October 2012.
The LTA is contracted to raise the figure to 450,000 by December, while also achieving three other key milestones:
- Draw up a credible plan that demonstrates it understands the sport better and gain more expertise in who plays, who doesn't, why they play and how to attract them.
Smith: "That wasn't very evident in their original plan last year. I know they're working very hard at fixing that now."
- Work on the right things in the right places, not working randomly on different products, different clubs and different places.
Smith: "There's never been any doubt about the endeavour at the LTA, but there was doubt about their level of focus and whether they were working in the right places and on the right things."
- Implement a strong performance management system to find out in real time how plans are working.
Smith: "Whether in parks, clubs etc the LTA must know whether what its doing is having the desired effect before it's too late."
Tuesday's meeting will provide Sport England with its first opportunity to assess the LTA's progress in depth.
"They've got to prove themselves this summer and our attention is firmly fixed on the results we'll get in December," said Smith.
"We've put in place some pretty tough conditions, but there's not going to be any knee-jerk reaction on Tuesday because we've deliberately given them a year to review the situation. You can't fix these things over night and we'll stick with that original plan."
Long is confident the LTA is on the right track.
"Our goal is to get more people playing tennis, more often," he said.
"It is encouraging to see that tennis participation is up year on year from the latest Active People Survey Results out this week.
"However, we are not complacent and know much more needs to be done and have been working very closely with Sport England to develop our plans around participation to achieve this goal.
"Sport England has stated that they will make a decision on future funding in December, so that will be a significant milestone for us."
The LTA's task is complicated by the impending departure of chief executive Roger Draper, with a successor yet to be appointed. But the LTA's new independent chairman, David Gregson, has made a strong impression since joining the governing body in January.
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"The mission they've recently created and the level of engagement from David Gregson and the board is very impressive," said Smith.
"It is certainly more impressive than I've ever seen before in tennis. What I've seen since December has been a dedicated and concerted effort to fix the problem."
Although the number of people playing tennis is 0.95% up on April 2012 - many other sports were down - that is still a drop of 7% compared to the inaugural figures from 2006 and 23% below 2009.
"They're not the only sport in this position," Smith added. "Growing participation in sport is not as simple as money in, people out.
"I don't dismiss the LTA's efforts as missing an open goal, but what they've done hasn't worked thus far, which is why we're building a new plan. If they can't, I'll find somebody who will."
Former British number one Tim Henman agrees with Smith that the LTA has so far failed to deliver when it comes to developing the game at grassroots level.
Despite the success of Andy Murray, the rise of Laura Robson and Heather Watson, plus various doubles and junior triumphs, Britain has only one man and two women ranked in the world's top 100.
"If you look at Spain and France, their base of the pyramid is vast compared to the British system," Henman told the Mail on Sunday. "They have so many kids playing,
"You need massive investment at the bottom and strong leadership from the top. I left the junior game in 1992 and if you think about the hundreds of millions invested since then, it's frightening."
Should the LTA satisfy Sport England's requests, the ring-fenced £10.3m will arrive.
"We've used what we've learned from other sports about how to grow participation and we're trying to help the LTA learn how that might be done," said Smith. "We're hopeful they can get there.
"The alternative - and one that is not our preferred solution - is we find a different way of investing in tennis.
"Our priority is to look after, nurture, develop and grow the number of people playing the sport. If we think we can't do that through the national governing body, we will find another way of doing it."
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Comment number 231.Robinson88
20th June 2013 - 13:28
I recently went to the courts that I used to play on years ago when I was a kid. Was almost laughed at when I asked if it was possible to get a court for an hour. I was told that "these are private courts now, members only". So, I wasn't allowed to play even though there were free courts. Really sad.
Comment number 230.Gee
20th June 2013 - 13:14
My club has several VERY good coaches. They are paid to run squads for the younger up and coming players. This is there bread and butter money. But the best money comes from the mums that play tennis and enjoy having someone help them who can rally. The LTA should pay these coaches a salary or a set fee for a number of hours per week, to really focus on developing younger talent.
Comment number 229.Rich - by name only
20th June 2013 - 11:01
Greg Rusedski recently said that to make it in tennis you need to be in the top 100. We MAY have 10 players in the UK making a living as a pro player. So it shouldn't surprise anyone that we are not producing top players when costs are so high and the chances of making it are so low. Who would invest £30k putting your child through any career path if there were only 10 jobs available nationally.
Comment number 228.colleen
20th June 2013 - 8:36
The Wimbledon / Queens portrayal of tennis, promoted by the BBC prensentation is so exclusive. These high profile clubs should set an example, because to a degree every club likes to think its a minature Wimbeldon, and gets out the Pimms / Strawberries when the shines. Wimbledon had no junior members when I last asked. 'Of course our members' children may use the courts'. That's poor I think.
Comment number 227.Windwalker
20th June 2013 - 0:15
A fundamental problem with tennis is how difficult it is. This is discouraging to potential players, who find they can't get any sort of rally going or hit any satisfying shots. And have to keep picking up the balls. And a major problem with the LTA is that it is in competition with the governing bodies (promoters) of other sports - and they are better at selling their product.
Comment number 226.raygrant
19th June 2013 - 22:09
225 concur, its all about the money! money! money!
Comment number 225.Cozzie71
19th June 2013 - 13:15
I have just visited the tennisforfree website and searched under Kent Council for free public tennis courts, result came back as 0, Medway Council came back with 1 free court. Until courts are available to a wide audience cheaply or for free the situation will never change at grass roots level. At the end of the day it all comes down to money and lack of investment in the right areas.
Comment number 224.AndyC555
19th June 2013 - 12:54
It'll be interesting to see just how rubbish someone can be at women's tennis and still get a big pay day at Wimbledon. £38k for some second round loser battered 6-0, 6-1 in 60 minutes by one of the top seeds seems a nice way to earn a living
Comment number 223.Tregishmint
18th June 2013 - 23:11
@222, I agree with you. The last time I checked, Serena W was African-American. But then I suppose the comment at @220 is similar to what you might expect from mad cows, if they could speak or write.
Comment number 222.signboy666
18th June 2013 - 22:56
@mad cow...Since when has Serena been English?
Comment number 221.shooting star
18th June 2013 - 22:36
Mad Cow, I can partially agree with you. As someone coming from Serbia, I often wonder how come that it produced a generation of excellent players who grew up and started playing during UN sanctions and NATO bombings. Some of them trained in an empty swimming pool. I guess it has something to do with hard work, dedication, motivation and desire to succeed.
Comment number 220.Mad Cow
18th June 2013 - 21:59
I am thinking that English people is lazy and always blaming others. In Ukraine we learn to play on old minefields littered with dead cattle and rusting tractors but we are becoming good tennis players from hard work and dedication. We are also looking good in our short tennis skirts, not like Serena Williams hee hee. Sorry, but my English is not being so good.
Comment number 219.raygrant
18th June 2013 - 21:41
its all to do with our weather in the uk, it just dosent go with tennis, because of this one thing tennis will never be of interest to the masses to play, it has nothing to do with class or money, only the weather
Comment number 218.Matt Abbott
18th June 2013 - 20:57
Can only comment on our own situation. Our 9 yr old son was spotted in an after school club which was run by the local tennis club a couple of years ago. He is progressing nicely, has a really good coach and it costs only £27 per year for him to be a member at the local club which is always running kids group clubs.
Comment number 217.just_common_sense
18th June 2013 - 20:17
Indoor courts are great but they are expensive and therefore not going to widen access as we would like. Floodlighting outdoor courts enables the sport to be 'year round' although, as with many other outdoor sports, the weather doesn't permit play every day. Looking at the statistics, what GB needs most of all is more courts at an affordable price, and better qualified coaches.
Comment number 216.Christian
18th June 2013 - 19:34
I don't know where all those indoor courts are but apparently we only have 4 in East Sussex. It also costs a tidy sum to join, Mr John Lloyd Centre. We don't have the weather so more indoor courts please.
Comment number 215.Scottieman
18th June 2013 - 18:33
Your editing( you the BBC) is just like the way tennis is in this country,i.e selective. My comment of two hours ago ,is accurate and true and a reflection of what tennis is about in this country, yet you weren't able to pût it on your blog.
It contrasts with the country where I live at the moment,(France) where they don't discriminate on any level if you want to play tennis.
Comment number 214.jolly
18th June 2013 - 18:00
English tennis is dead and buried.The Scot have one and after that it will be Zip zip zip.
Comment number 213.Perpetual Sigh
18th June 2013 - 17:34
It's far too expensive for most kids to play and for most parents to invest. That's the crux of the problem, any snobbery that exists in individual academies is a symptom, not the cause itself.
The fact that the grass court season is almost insultingly short also doesn't help.
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18th June 2013 - 17:14
@193. David
Thanks for the feedback! Tried to give your comment the thumbs up, but apparently:
"We're having some problems rating this comment at the moment. Sorry. We're doing our best to fix it."
Not sure why no one else here thinks it's a move in the right direction that needs their support. Perhaps they prefer their ingrained prejudices and ignorance to go challenged...
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