How I transitioned to wheelchair play, with help from clubs and coaches
Read about Michael Swan's journey from standing to wheelchair play, and how local clubs and coaches helped.
Competition Review: New structure approved
A new structure of domestic competitions, proposed after Phase II of the Competition Review, has been approved by the Table Tennis England Board.
Club and coach combine to attract wheelchair players
Coach Nick Heaps and Draycott & Long Eaton TTC are launching a drive to get more wheelchair players to take up table tennis.
Pride of TT: Nominate someone who’s officially the best
Table tennis could not happen without the dedication and commitment of our technical officials – and now is the time to let them know how much we appreciate their efforts!
Put your star schools in the frame for a Pride of Table Tennis Award
Do you know a school that has got young people playing table tennis? If so, why not nominate them for the School of the Year Category in the Pride of Table Tennis Awards?
Pride of TT: Which local competition is in a league of its own?
Thousands of players compete in local leagues up and down the country every week – and now is the time to honour those leagues which really make a difference to their teams and players.
English clubs step on to European stage
Fusion and Ormesby go into bat for England in the first stage of the Europe Trophy this weekend, with places in the Grand Final at stake.
New partnership to deliver key safeguarding training
Table Tennis England is partnering with High Speed Training to deliver free safeguarding training - plus listen to a podcast involving our own Judy Rogers and campaigning former footballer Paul Stewart.
Our staff members are getting people playing at new club
Three staff at Table Tennis England have launched a new social table tennis club in Milton Keynes, with more than 40 people attending the opening session.
Pride of Table Tennis deadline extended – nominate now!
The deadline to make a nomination in the Pride of Table Tennis Awards has been extended.
