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Organisation Which You Volunteer Or Work At Use this document to find the PIN and secret word for the organisation which you volunteer or work at. If you cannot find your organisation, please call the LTA on 0208 487 7000. PIN Organisation Name Secret Word 165596 LTA - Aber LTC GALTC 166187 LTA - David Lloyd Club Milton Keynes Milton 166396 LTA - 10is Academy Academy 166608 LTA - A1 Pharmaceuticals Tennis Academy A1PTA 167325 LTA - AandM Tennis Tennis 166609 LTA - Abbey Wood Tennis Club AWTC 166152 LTA - Abbeydale Tennis Club Ltd ATCL 165116 LTA - Abbots Bromley Lawn Tennis Club ABLTC 166599 LTA - Abbotts Park Park 164788 LTA - Aberaeron Sports Club Tennis 164790 LTA - Aberdare LTC Tennis 164792 LTA - Abergavenny Tennis Club Tennis 164793 LTA - Aberystwyth LTC Tennis 167145 LTA - Abingdon Lawn Tennis Club Love 165477 LTA - Abinger Tennis Club Tennis 167276 LTA - Abington Lawn Tennis Club Lawn 165341 LTA - Absolute Tennis Tennis 165803 LTA - Accrington Cricket and Tennis Club ACTC 166154 LTA - Ackworth Tennis Club Ackworth 167180 LTA - Acle Tennis Club Tennis 166841 LTA - Acorn Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165342 LTA - Active Academy Tennis Bishop's Waltham Tennis 165530 LTA - AD Tennis Parkside Tennis 167326 LTA - Adastral Park Tennis Club Park 166190 LTA - Adel Tennis Club (A Section of Adel WMA) ATC 165785 LTA - Albany Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165121 LTA - Albert Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165054 LTA - Albrighton Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165192 LTA - Alcester Tennis Club ATC 165293 LTA - Aldbourne Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 165294 LTA - Alderbury Tennis Club Tennis 165521 LTA - Alderholt Tennis Club Tennis 165400 LTA - Alderley Edge Cricket Club - Tennis Section AECC 165402 LTA - Alderley LTC ALTC 165620 LTA - Alderney Tennis Club Alderney 166623 LTA - Aldersbrook LTC Tennis 165339 LTA - Aldershot Tennis Club Tennis 166480 LTA - Aldingbourne Tennis Club Ball 165535 LTA - Alexandra Recreation Ground Tennis Tennis 165537 LTA - Alfold Tennis Club Tennis 164846 LTA - Alfrick and Lulsley Tennis Club ALTC 165664 LTA - Alice Park Alice 167181 LTA - Alive Lynnsport Alive 165791 LTA - Alkrington Tennis & Social Club ATSC 165175 LTA - All Hallows Tennis Academy Tennis 167067 LTA - Allenburys Sports & Social Club Social 165980 LTA - Allendale Tennis Club ATC 164796 LTA - Allt Yr Yn LTC Tennis 165666 LTA - Almondsbury Tennis Club Club 166191 LTA - Almscliffe Tennis and Bowling Club ATBC 166193 LTA - Alne Parish Leisure Association Tennis Club APLATC 165982 LTA - Alnwick Tennis Club ATC 165343 LTA - Alresford Tennis Club Tennis 165122 LTA - Alrewas Tennis Club ATC 165403 LTA - Alsager Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165344 LTA - Alton School Tennis 165345 LTA - Alton Tennis Club Tennis 165051 LTA - Alveley Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165346 LTA - Alverstoke Lawn Tennis Squash & Badminton Club Tennis 166194 LTA - Alwoodley Tennis Club ATC 166483 LTA - Amherst Lawn Tennis Club Ball 166119 LTA - Ampleforth Tennis Club ATC 166059 LTA - Ampthill Great Park Tennis Club Park 165347 LTA - Andover Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 166484 LTA - Angmering-On-Sea Lawn Tennis Club Ball 165542 LTA - Annabel Croft Tennis Academy - Roehampton Tennis 165804 LTA - Ansdell Fylde Tennis Club AFTC 165711 LTA - Anthorn Sports Club ASC 166610 LTA - Appeti Tennis Centre - Canterbury ATCC 164952 LTA - Appleby Frodingham Lawn Tennis Club AFLTC 165713 LTA - Appleby TC ATC 166196 LTA - Appleton Roebuck Tennis Club ARTC 167146 LTA - Appleton with Eaton Tennis Club Love 165543 LTA - Archbishops Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 165185 LTA - Ardencote Tennis Ardencote 167147 LTA - Ardington & Lockinge Tennis Club Love 165106 LTA - Arfon Tennis Centre Tennis 166823 LTA - Arkley Association Tennis Club (The) AATC 166200 LTA - Armley Tennis Club ATC 165714 LTA - Arnside TC ATC 166485 LTA - Arundel Lawn Tennis Club Ball 166611 LTA - Ash Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165585 LTA - Ash Manor Tennis Centre Tennis 165627 LTA - Ash Tennis Club Tennis 164813 LTA - Ashbourne Tennis Club ATC 164903 LTA - Ashby Castle Lawn Tennis Club ACLTC 165630 LTA - Ashford Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 164814 LTA - Ashover Tennis Club ATC 165640 LTA - Ashtead Squash & Tennis Club Tennis 165652 LTA - Ashtead Tennis Players Club Tennis 165295 LTA - Ashton Keynes Tennis Club Tennis 166486 LTA - Ashurst Wood Community Tennis Club Ball 167068 LTA - Ashwell Tennis Club Ashwell 164997 LTA - Aslockton Tennis Club ATC 165193 LTA - Aston Cantlow Tennis Club ACTC 165458 LTA - Aston Ingham Tennis Club Tennis 167069 LTA - Aston Lawn Tennis Club Aston 166199 LTA - Aston Park LTC Aston 165194 LTA - Atherstone Grove Tennis Club AGTC 165853 LTA - Atlantic Racquet Centre Racquet 164998 LTA - Attenborough Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 165405 LTA - Audlem Tennis Club ATC 165812 LTA - Aughton Lawn Tennis Club ALTC 166202 LTA - Austwick Tennis Club ATC 165348 LTA - Avenue Lawn Tennis and Squash Club Tennis 165176 LTA - Avenue Lawn Tennis Club (Burnham On Sea) Ltd Tennis 166612 LTA - Avenue Tennis Avenue 165650 LTA - Avon LTAavon 165856 LTA - Avon Vale Tennis & Croquet Club Avon 165349 LTA - Avondale Tennis Club Tennis 166203 LTA - Aylesbury Lawn Tennis and Squash Rackets Club Racket 167182 LTA - Aylsham Tennis Club Club 165667 LTA - Backwell Tennis Club Well 166487 LTA - Badgers Tennis Club Ball 165656 LTA - Badshot Lea Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 165660 LTA - Bagshot & Crawley Rise Tennis Club Tennis 166458 LTA - Balcombe Tennis Club Ball 164816 LTA - Bamford Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 165813 LTA - Bamford Tennis Club BTC 167148 LTA - Bampton Tennis Club Love 167149 LTA - Banbury Lawn Tennis Club Love 167150 LTA - Banbury West End Lawn Tennis & Squash Club (BWELT&SC) Love 165107 LTA - Bangor LTC Tennis 165662 LTA - Bank of England Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 165663 LTA - Bank of England Sports Centre Tennis 164953 LTA - Bannatyne Humberston Humberston 167183 LTA - Bannatynes LTC Club 165665 LTA - Banstead Downs Tennis Club Tennis 166842 LTA - Bar Lawn Tennis Society BLTS 166843 LTA - Barbican Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166488 LTA - Barcombe Tennis Club Ball 166211 LTA - Bardsey Tennis Club BTC 167070 LTA - Barley Tennis Club Barley 165671 LTA - Barn Elms Tennis 165672 LTA - Barn Elms Sports Trust Tennis 165760 LTA - Barnard Castle LTC BCLTC 165676 LTA - Barnes Tennis Club Tennis 166844 LTA - Barnet Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166522 LTA - Barns Green Tennis Club Ball 166212 LTA - Barnsley Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 164848 LTA - Barnt Green Sports Club BGSC 165814 LTA - Barrow Bridge Tennis Club BBTC 164797 LTA - Barry Athletic LTC Tennis 164798 LTA - Barry Community Tennis Club Tennis 165815 LTA - Barton & Myerscough Tennis Club BMTC 165124 LTA - Barton Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166057 LTA - Barton Tennis Club Barton 166397 LTA - Barton Tennis Club Barton 165055 LTA - Baschurch Tennis Club BTC 165125 LTA - Baseline Tennis Centre BTC 165127 LTA - Basford Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166562 LTA - Basildon LTC Basildon 166087 LTA - Basildon Tennis Club Basildon 165350 LTA - Basingstoke Waverley Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 164817 LTA - Baslow Tennis Club BTC 165351 LTA - Bassett Lawn Tennis Club Tennis 167071 LTA - Batchwood Tennis Centre Batchwood 165668 LTA - Bath Tennis Club Bath 166134 LTA - Batley Sports & Tennis Centre BSTC 165407 LTA - Baxter Park and Brookside Tennis Club BPBTC 164904 LTA - Beacon Tennis Club BTC 166205 LTA - Beaconsfield Tennis Centre Tennis 165522 LTA - Beaminster Tennis Club Tennis 166613 LTA - Bearsted and Thurnham Lawn Tennis Club BTLTC 166213 LTA - Beauchief Tennis Club BTC 167327 LTA - Beccles Tennis Club Club 166614 LTA - Beckenham Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 165459 LTA - Beckford Tennis Club Tennis 165177 LTA - Beckington Tennis Association Tennis 166214 LTA - Bedale Tennis Club BTC 165352 LTA - Bedales School Tennis 167328 LTA - Bedfield and Monk Soham Tennis Club Soham 166060 LTA - Bedford Lawn Tennis Club Bedford 166055 LTA - Bedfordshire Beds 165196 LTA - Beechcroft TC BTC 165197 LTA - Beechwood Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 164852 LTA - Belbroughton Tennis Club BTC 164818 LTA - Belper Meadows Belper 164905 LTA - Belvoir Vale Tennis Club BVTC 167151 LTA - Benson Tennis Club Love 166631 LTA - Bentley Tennis Club Bentley 167072 LTA - Berkhamsted Lawn Tennis & Squash Rackets Club Squash 166083 LTA - Berkshire Berkshire 166088 LTA - Berkshire County Sports - Tennis County 165199 LTA - Berkswell & Balsall Common Tennis Club B&BCTC 165408 LTA - Bertram Tennis Club BTC 165984 LTA - Berwick Tennis Club BTC 166845 LTA - Best Tennis - Hampton Sports Centre BTHSC 166615 LTA - Bethersden Tennis Club BTC 166215 LTA - Beverley & East Riding LTC B&ER 165985 LTA - Beverley Park Lawn Tennis Club BPLTC 165682 LTA - Beverley Park Recreation Ground Tennis 164853 LTA - Bewdley Tennis Club BTC 166616 LTA - Bexley Lawn Tennis Squash & Racketball Club BLTSRC 166617 LTA - Bexleyheath Tennis Club BTC 167152 LTA - Bicester Lawn Tennis Club Love 165410 LTA - Bickerton Tennis Club BTC 166618 LTA - Bidborough Tennis Club BTC 166619 LTA - Biddenden Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166061 LTA - Biddenham Tennis Club Club 165296 LTA - Biddestone Tennis Club Tennis 165200 LTA - Bidford On Avon BOA 166206 LTA - Bierton Lawn Tennis Club Lawn 166062 LTA - Biggleswade Conservative Tennis Club Biggleswade 166635 LTA - Billericay LTC Billericay 165202 LTA - Billesley Indoor Tennis Centre BITC 166527 LTA - Billingshurst Lawn Tennis Club Ball 166089 LTA - Binfield Tennis Association Binfield 164999 LTA - Bingham Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 166620 LTA - Birchington Bowls Club and Tennis Courts BBCTC 165411 LTA - Birchwood Leisure & Tennis Complex BLTC 165816 LTA - Birkdale Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 165576 LTA - Birkenhead Lawn Tennis Club BLTC 164906 LTA - Birstall Watermead Tennis Club BWTC 165684 LTA - Birtley
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