Our 4-year #LevelTheTable strategy update
Our five-year Diversity and Inclusion strategy, Level the Table, was launched in September 2021, designed to tackle inequalities in table tennis with a clear set... Continue reading
Aspiring Paralympian overcoming odds time and time again!
Ten-year-old Taylor Lewis is dreaming of competing in table tennis at the Paralympics – and is already showing he has the skills to succeed.
Doubles bronze for Bishop in Montenegro
Theo Bishop teamed up with New Zealander Matthew Britz to take bronze in the men’s class 14 doubles on the last day of the ITTF World Para Challenger Podgorica in Montenegro today.
Gold for Karabardak in Montenegro
Paul Karabardak won his first singles title for two years when taking gold in men’s class 6 at the ITTF World Para Challenger Podgorica in Montenegro and Fliss Pickard took silver in the women’s class 6 singles.
County shirt donation gets kids in Ghana into table tennis
Table tennis is flourishing thousands of miles away thanks to Northamptonshire TTA turning a mistake into a golden opportunity.
Pitchford to face world No 1 in first round of World Championships
Liam Pitchford has been handed the toughest draw for the World Championships in Doha and will face world No 1 Lin Shidong in the first round.
Active Lives: Table tennis participation on the rise
The number of adults playing table tennis at least twice a month has risen, according to the latest Actives Lives report released by Sport England.
Pathway in a good place, say GB coaches after WTT Feeder Manchester success
GB pathway coaches have been reflecting on a sensational WTT Feeder Manchester which saw programme athletes win three golds, a silver and a bronze.
Rankings boost for the British stars of WTT Feeder Manchester
The British heroes of WTT Feeder Manchester have shot up in the world rankings as a result of their exploits, with Anna Hursey at a career high No 77 and Liam Pitchford back to the fringes of the top 50.
Will Bayley and Rob Davies back on the table for new Elite tournament
Paris 2024 medallists Will Bayley and Rob Davies return to international competition next week for the first time since taking Paralympic silver last year in the men’s class 7 and men’s class 1 singles respectively.











