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What's the LTA?
The LTA, or Lawn Tennis Association, is the national governing body for tennis in Great Britain. Its role is to promote and develop tennis, from grassroots to elite levels. The story mentions LTA figures suggesting improvements, despite recent Grand Slam results, indicating their perspective on the state of British tennis.
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