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• Friendly tennis club
• All ages and abilities welcome
• Superb modern facilities
• 10 floodlit courts
• County Performance Club

Billericay Lawn Tennis Club

Browser problems

This website has been designed to run under Internet Explorer 8.0, Firefox 3.16 and Google Chrome  3.0. No other browser has been tested with this website. The website will normally work better if you allow the website to set the font characteristics rather than the browser. This is a setting in the options of your browser.

To select a menu option

To select a menu option Click on the menu option to display the relevant page. By hovering the mouse over the menu option a sub-menu will be displayed. Click on the sub-menu option to display that page.

Hyperlinks

Hyperlinking an object such as a box, some text, or a picture means that you can click on the object to trigger an event. The event is most commonly a jump to one of the following:

- a Web page (either on this site or somewhere else on the Web)

- a window to send an email

- a graphic, text, audio, or video file

- a full-size image view of any image

Well-designed hyperlinks are an important aspect of site structure. They help visitors navigate through the site. On this website when you place the cursor over a hyperlink it will change colour and the cursor will  change to a hand.

To enlarge a photo

Most photographs can be enlarged. Click on the photograph and if it can be enlarged a full size view will appear in a separate window. Closing the window will return you to the original page.

Downloading documents

Some documents can be downloaded by clicking on the document title. Most of the documents are in PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader to view them. If you don’t have the Adobe Reader you can download it for free using the link on the Home page. If you have any problems downloading a document contact us and we will email it to you.

What is RSS?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS takes the hassle out of staying up-to-date by showing you the latest information from a website such as BBC Sport. Read a description of RSS.

Search Facility

Can’t find what you are looking for? Then type a word into the search box and press Search to display a list of the pages where  the information may be found. Just click on the page you need.

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