Special moments as Sandra Deaton chairs her last Board meeting
Sandra Deaton was presented with an engraved crystal fruit bowl as she chaired her final Table Tennis England Board meeting.
We’re helping young athletes make good lifestyle choices
England’s young athletes are learning how balancing all their commitments and focusing on areas outside the sport can create a positive impact on their performance on the table.
Robert is our new London Area Chair
A London Area Chair has been appointed after an open recruitment process, bringing the number to five, who will help us deliver the priorities of Table Tennis United.
ITTF President Petra Sorling elected to International Olympic Committee
Table Tennis England wishes to congratulate International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) President Petra Sorling on her election as a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Chelmsford & Dist: Double delight for unbeaten Galleywood
While the Galleywood A team continue to acclimatize to life in division 1, Galleywood B & C teams sit at the summit of divisions 3 & 4 with perfect records of four wins.
Abraham’s run in Philippines is ended by injury
A shoulder injury ended Abraham Sellado's involvement at the WTT Youth Contender Puerto Princesa in The Philippines, after he had reached one semi-final and one quarter-final.
Liam credits Murphy as he reflects on Muscat success
Liam Pitchford feels his game is in the best place it has been since before the pandemic - and his developing relationship with coach John Murphy is a major part of that.
Obituary: JBL, ELCC and Hull stalwart Richard B Hudson
Richard B Hudson, a Table Tennis England Vice-President and National Councillor and a stalwart of the table tennis scene in Humberside and Yorkshire, has died at the age of 73.
Poon and Vlasov look for more Grand Prix glory in Preston
Yat Poon will have the chance to win a second successive Grand Prix as the circuit moves on to Preston this weekend.
Grantham College boys and girls both top of the class at JBL
Grantham Academy lead the way in both boys' and girls' Premier Divisions after the first weekend of the Junior British League.