Snap up some table tennis art and help charity
Table tennis lovers can bid for a piece of unique artwork inspired by our sport – and raise money for charity and the arts at the same time.
Don’t miss out on the Preston Grand Prix
Entries are filling up fast for the Preston Grand Prix - and there is just over a week left to add your name to them!
Nationals Qualifying: Time to book your place
Entries are open for the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships Qualifying Tournament and a chance to earn the right to take on the best players in the country.
Doctor Daybell calls time on table tennis career
Two-time Paralympian and NHS hero Kim Daybell has announced his retirement from table tennis in order to focus on his medical career.
Clacton & Dist: Hawks off to flying start
Windsor Hawks got off to a flying start in Division One of the Clacton & District League with an emphatic 8-2 win over Brotherhood A.
Braintree League: Seismic shock for Davison
There are shocks, and there are shocks. And there is Paul Davison losing to Zach Harrington.
London Academy and Ormesby lead the way at JBL
London Academy and Ormesby lead the girls’ and boys’ Premier Division standings respectively after weekend one of the Junior British League.
GB pair win doubles title in Montenegro
Connor Green reached a singles quarter-final and a doubles semi-final at the WTT Youth Star Contender Podgorica in Montenegro, where GB duo Anna Hursey & Sophie Earley won the girls' doubles.
Clubs unite to support Children in Need
Clubs around the Portsmouth area are setting aside any rivalry for a 24-hour charity challenge in aid of BBC Children in Need.
Essex women & girls tournament a big hit
Read about the successful Essex Women & Girls 1* - and find out how to enter the next Women & Girls 1* and join our webinar on staging your own tournaments.
Places still open at Level 2 Lead Coach course
There is still time to book a place on the Level 2 Lead Coach course in Birmingham.
Sign up to join our Competition Review update sessions
The latest on the Competition Review will be shared in two online update sessions which members are invited to join.
England knocked out despite Pitchford double
Liam Pitchford won his two matches but Sam Walker and David McBeath were unable to back it up with that all-important win as France beat England 3-2 in the last 16 of the World Team Championships in Chengdu.
Performance Director Simon Mills to leave Table Tennis England
Table Tennis England today announces that Performance Director, Simon Mills, will be stepping down from his post after more than eight years, with immediate effect.
New partnership will provide easyfundraising for clubs!
Table Tennis England today announces a new partnership with easyfundraising, which will bring an easy, accessible and continual way to raise funds for table tennis clubs across the country.
Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week
Everyone can play their part in keeping children safe, including in sport settings. That’s why we’re proud to support the NSPCC’s, Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week.
How table tennis can help mums and daughters spend #TimeTogether
This October, we are joining the #TimeTogether campaign on our social media channels to encourage mothers and their teenage daughters to play sport.
More events at Cleveland 4* – and entry deadline is extended
The entry deadline at the Cleveland Junior 4* has been extended and, by popular request, the organising committee has added two Under-11 events.
England win sets up France tie
England kept their World Team Championships alive as a 3-0 victory over Australia in their final group match saw them go into the last 16 as one of the best third-placed nations.
Chief Executive’s update: September 2022
Table Tennis England’s CEO, Adrian Christy gives his latest update on what the organisation has been working on and our future plans.
Swedish success for England youngsters
Ella Pashley led the way with three medals as English athletes got on to the podium 10 times at the Sweden Tour event in Helsingborg.
Champions look strong ahead of bumper JBL
More than 330 players, 46 tables and 15 divisions mean the Junior British league, which begins this weekend, is going from strength to strength.