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The National Tennis Centre is the place to be for the 2026 Lexus Junior National Championships featuring the tennis stars of tomorrow, today!

18U Finals Day is on Friday 10 April and 16U Finals Day is on Friday 3 April  to decide who will follow in the footsteps of some famous names in British tennis.  Andy Murray, Heather Watson, Harriet Dart and Jack Draper are all previous winners.

Spectating is free with advance registration required.  Details to book here.

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LONDON

If one city can lay claim to being the No.1 sporting destination on the planet it's London.

Home to iconic annual events such as the London Marathon, Wimbledon, Royal Ascot and The Boat Race, the capital is also a magnet for global one-off events which in 2026 will include the World Team Table Tennis Championships, lCC Women's T20 World Cup and inaugural Nations Championship Finals Weekend.

But that's just half the story with basketball, rugby, horse racing, netball, football, ice hockey, volleyball and cricket just some of the sports filling the seasonal calendar.  Add to that a huge array of one-off and annual events featuring Olympic sports to niche sport but not as you've known it (anyone for Chessboxing?) and locals and tourists alike are truly spoilt for spectator choice. 

For the latest events check out our What's On for London now!

SCOTLAND

Home to an array of local spectator sport Scotland also has a superb track record in hosting international events.

The Commonwealth Games returns to Scotland in 2026, following on from the success of Glasgow 2014 described as 'the best Games ever' and which cemented Scotland's reputation as a global destination for big sporting occasions. 

Looking further ahead the Grand Départ of the 2027 Tour de France - the world's biggest bike race - will take place in Edinburgh. 

There's something for all sporting tastes taking place on 'The Perfect Stage'. 

For the latest spectator news see our page dedicated to sport in Scotland.

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