Pride of Table Tennis Awards are OPEN for nominations
The time has come to nominate your local heroes in the Pride of Table Tennis Awards!
Ho and Walker book main draw spots in Germany
Tin-Tin Ho and Sam Walker booked their places in the main draw at the WTT Feeder Dusseldorf - find out how to watch them in action.
Ron’s really going the extra mile(s) for prostate cancer research
Table tennis stalwart Ron Hedley has met royalty and appeared on Sky Sports while raising more than £50,000 for prostate cancer research - read more and find out how to donate.
WTT Feeder Manchester tickets still available!
It’s time to book your seats at England’s first ever World Table Tennis event – your chance to see some of the best players in the world come face to face – and it promises to be an unmissable event!
Kingfisher ready to embrace PDC status
Kingfisher TTC is ready to begin life as a Pathway Development Centre (PDC).
Burnham & Dist: Wonderful Woodham maintain perfect records
Cold Norton B and Woodham A continue to bear down on Mapledene A who currently top the leader board of the Burnham & District Table Tennis League, whereas perennial champions Fambridge slip back as they drop points at Maldon.
It’s a team effort, says Brighton’s Tim as he wins National Lottery award
VIDEO: Brighton Table Tennis Club founder Tim Holtam praised “an amazing group of people” at the club after he won a prestigious National Lottery Award.
London Academy win big SBL Championship clash to open gap at the top
London Academy opened up a two-point lead at the top of the Senior British league Championship Division and remain the only unbeaten team after weekend two at Nottingham TTC.
Chelmsford & Dist: Junior League champions crowned
Two teams from Hutton and a team from Chelmsford were crowned winners of their respective Chelmsford Junior League divisions this week with all three having won all of their fixtures so far this season and taking unassailable leads with two weeks of action remaining.
Clacton & Dist: Brotherhood B back in business
It’s been an indifferent start to the season for Brotherhood B in Division Two of the Clacton League, but they recorded their most impressive result to date with a hard-fought 6-4 win over last year’s runners-up, Walton D.
