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Henley Reporter

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09:30AM, Monday 22 September 2025

TWO courts at Henley Tennis Club are to be resurfaced with artificial clay.

This will provide year-round play, a high-quality surface for matches and coaching and a surface that is easier on the joints.

The resurfacing will require the two courts to be out of action. Dates will be confirmed shortly.

Last week, another court was repainted and reopened, following other upgrades such as a refurbished storage shed, clubhouse tidy-up and a new maintenance contract on existing courts.

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