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A new national course – “Building a Grassroots Community” has been developed by Brighton Table Tennis Club and is about designing and collaboratively building a
BUILDING A GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY WITH BRIGHTON TABLE TENNIS CLUB Read More »
Blog by Teresa Bennett, Head of Development and coach at Brighton Table Tennis Club (BTTC) ex PE teacher, School Games Organiser and Deb Bullen, Occupational
Exploring the benefits of table tennis to people with long term health conditions Read More »
A message to churches of all denominations from your local community- please don’t sell your buildings to property developers. Rather, work with grassroots community organisations,
REIMAGINING CHURCH SPACE FOR COMMUNITY USE IN 2020 Read More »
By Teresa Bennett, BTTC Coach & Head of Development. The recent Sport England tweet has got me thinking; “During Lockdown 56% of women agreed that
WOMEN AT BTTC IN LOCKDOWN Read More »
J Kaufman. We all have our petty prejudices. Even me. It’s probably something to do with our tribal origins. Left unattended, our prejudices can all
Down’s Syndrome World Table Tennis Championships Read More »
Tim Holtam. When considering the next stages in the rapid development of Brighton Table Tennis Club, I have been reflecting on the parallels between the
THE POWER AND POTENTIAL OF PING PONG & PARKRUN Read More »
Tim Holtam. Playing Table Tennis at the Za’atari Refugee Camp 4th – 6th April 2018. I have been following the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF)
PING PONG FOR PEACE & ROLLNETS FOR REFUGEES Read More »
J Kaufman. Brighton Table Tennis Club has won the beautiful accolade of being the first table tennis club in the country to be nominated a
PING BRIGHTON – MAKING A STAND Read More »
Tim Holtam. First there was Anh. In January 2015 I was introduced to Anh, a Vietnamese 16 year old in foster care in Brighton. He was
BTTC – A CLUB OF SANCTUARY Read More »