M’kis business director Datuk Clinton Ho said the two tennis courts cost over RM200,000. Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh, who launched the tennis courts, commended the school for investing ...

Tallon Griekspoor has given a no-holds-barred insight into the life of a tennis player, explaining just how expensive it is to compete on the tour. The world No. 37 urged “young guys” not to ...

Two sets of tennis courts in Cambridge city centre will no longer be free, and players will have to pay up to £5 to use them. Cambridge City Council said the charges would be introduced at Christ ...

The Championships, alongside the Australian, French and US Opens, make up part of tennis’ quartet of coveted Grand Slams. First held all the way back in 1877, it’s safe to say Wimbledon has ...

The escalation of costs, from the initial R2 billion estimate to now more than R3 billion, was laid bare on Friday when the institution’s political leaders and officials appeared before the ...

The cited reasoning: Births covered by Medicaid incur higher expenses at delivery compared to the cost of abortion services. The fiscal note estimates ... Supreme Court appears divided over ...

The Gujarat High Court has imposed a cost of Rs. 2 Lakh on a man for attending court proceedings through video conferencing from a lavatory and has further asked him to perform community service ...

London's most exclusive clubs boast extensive waiting lists, VIP members and a strict all-white dress code With the warmer weather on the horizon, it’s high time you donned your tennis whites and hit ...

Plaintiffs who reject settlement offers but then settle their claims before going to trial do not escape the reach of California's cost-shifting law, the state Supreme Court held on Thursday.

There were court costs of £85 and a victim surcharge of £114. THOMAS BARRETT, 22, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal damage in Drayton on November 16 last year after ...

A council’s threat of legal costs against landowners if they did not undertake to stop developing their land was not ‘coercive’, a High Court judge has ruled. Ashford Borough Council in Kent ...