Suppliers sought to support our work with Jack Petchey Foundation
Table Tennis England has partnered with The Jack Petchey Foundation for the 15th year to provide tables for schools and youth clubs in London and Essex.
Our Jack Petchey Foundation partnership enters its 15th year!
Reaching young people where it’s needed most across London and Essex, the Jack Petchey Foundation Table Tennis Programme is embarking on its 15th year - find out how to apply for a table donation.
Become a Community Trainer for Move Your Mind
As part of the legacy of the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026, Table Tennis England and Suffolk Mind are working together... Continue reading
Couple are Better than the rest at Copper Box
Husband and wife Ping Yang and Quan Zhou won the table tennis competition at the Better Club Games – played at the WTT Star Contender London venue, the Copper Box Arena.
England Hopes Week: Capital gains as London boosts PDC network
Two London Pathway Development Centres are bringing the nationwide network up to seven - with a new London talent coach also on board.
Level 1 Table Tennis Coaching Course – London
Are you 16 or over and passionate about table tennis? Table Tennis England is inviting aspiring coaches to register their interest in our Level 1... Continue reading
Table tennis support for Pride in Wellness event
Table Tennis England supported the Pride in Wellness event which took place in London's Canary Wharf over the weekend.
How to enter the Cadet or Junior British Clubs League
The Cadet & Junior BCL competitions provide an excellent opportunity for young players aged U11-U15 (Cadet) and U19 (Junior) to gain competitive experience and develop their skills.
Nathaniel wins battle of Band 1 at Graham Spicer 1*
At the Graham Spicer under-19 1* there were a lot of quality matches, especially in Band 1. Players came from Sussex, Kent and Surrey to compete.
Champions crowned on superb day at Jack Petchey finals
Talented players from London and Essex put on a super display of table tennis as eight new champions were crowned at the Jack Petchey Foundation Schools Individual Finals.
