WTT event Feeds an upturn in participation in Manchester
Hosting the WTT Feeder Manchester in February has enabled a number of opportunities to engage the local population in table tennis - and our Ping Hub project in the city has been extended until the end of the year.
Table tennis has positive impact in prisons – study
Table tennis has been found to improve the psychological, social and physical wellbeing of prisoners in a study carried out by a leading academic on behalf of Table Tennis England.
Vibrant Ping! Hub kick-starts legacy of WTT Feeder Manchester
England’s first ever WTT world event is just a week away – and today we launch the first legacy project as the 'Ping! Hub' opens in Manchester.
GNW Ping Hub Community Coach Role
Calling all Greater Manchester Coaches and Clubs! Table Tennis England are looking to recruit a Community Ping Coach for the Great Northern Warehouse Ping Hub running in Manchester from 20th January to 29th February 2024
Local club builds on Parlour’s Commonwealth legacy
Local club Cheslyn Hay is putting on coaching sessions at a successful Ping Pong Parlour in Walsall.
Commonwealth Games legacy shines bright at city event
It’s one year on from a breathtaking display of table tennis and para table tennis at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth games, and the appetite to play in Birmingham is still very much alive, seen most recently at the Birmingham Festival 23.
How Sport In Mind are using table tennis to beat isolation and help mental health
Sport In Mind founder Neil Harris dropped into a table tennis session in Milton Keynes to meet players who are looking after their mental health through sport.
Ping in the Community at Poulton-le-Fylde Community Hall
Volunteers at Poulton-le-Fylde Community Hall in Lancashire, have shown what can be achieved after establishing a Ping! in the Community Session with an enthusiastic group of volunteers.
Peterborough mums connect through table tennis
How a group of mums in Peterborough have found fun and friendship through table tennis.
New Parkinson’s TT session starting in Bury
A new Table Tennis session for people with Parkinson's and their carers is due to start on Tuesday 18th April at Castle Leisure Centre in Bury.
Ping Pong Parlours are springing into activity
The popular project is continuing to build to pre-pandemic levels.
