Recent News
Table Tennis England today launches two major consultation exercises, asking for members’ comments on the future of the rankings system and the British League.
Mark Taffler has recently joined Table Tennis England as Head of Commercial, with a remit of growing revenues from the commercial sector. Here, he outlines his role and ambitions.
How our Loop initiative is helping to get staff at workplaces across the country playing table tennis.
Find out how many people watched the event, followed it on social media, plus many other facts and figures about our flagship event.
Why does Table Tennis England need a new website?
It will take 39 staff, 12 microphones, eight cameras, three replay machines, two satellites and a £1.5million Outside Broadcast (OB) truck to bring the National Championships to Britain’s TV screens.
This time, we take a look at The Winning Edge – our coaching magazine, the second edition of which has just been published.
This time, we take a look at how promising young players are being prepared for international competition by Talent Development Centre (TDC) programme.
This time, we put the spotlight on our work with the Jack Petchey Foundation to introduce table tennis into schools in London and Essex.
Today, we look at how we are getting involved in a project to use sport to help improve participants’ mental health.
In this edition, we look at how our Loop initiative is helping to attract new players to the sport.
In this edition, we focus on a Chinese training camp attended by some of our bright young male players.
Today we are following up our earlier edition on #TableTennisDay.
This week we are looking into the future – at our Mission 2025 document, which details what you can expect us to do over the next 10 years to grow the sport.
This week we look at how we are working with our clubs to break down some of the barriers which can prevent people with disabilities from playing sport.
This week our subject is one of the highlights of our summer, #TableTennisDay
This week our subject is the popular Ping! programme, the 2015 version of which launches this month in a record number of places.
This week our subject is Club Facility Funding, a scheme where clubs can apply for funding to improve their facilities or build new ones.
This week our subject is the England Youth Squad (EYS), where our up-and-coming talent is given the right preparation for elite competition.
This week we look at how creating Priority Zones is helping us to attract new players, coaches and volunteers into the sport.