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Baroness Masham, the longest serving female member of the House of Lords and a former Paralympic table tennis champion, has passed away at the age of 87. Born Susan Sinclair in 1935 she became Lady Masham in 1959 following her...
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British Para Table Tennis Chairman Karen Tonge, who was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list for services to Paralympic table tennis, has been presented with her OBE by the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle. She was accompanied by her...
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The joy on the faces of Fliss Pickard and Grace Williams when they beat the number one seeds from Germany, Stephanie Grebe and Juliane Wolf, to take gold in the women’s class 14 doubles at the World Championships last month...
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Two-time Paralympian Ashley Facey has put down his table tennis bat to pursue a new career in cycling. The 27-year-old Londoner has been a member of the British Para Table Tennis Team Performance Squad since 2009, representing his country in...
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Coming of age is a term associated with maturity and Tokyo bronze medallist Jack Hunter-Spivey acknowledges that 2021 was a pivotal year for him, both on and off the table. “I’ve got new confidence after winning a medal in Tokyo...
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Philip Lewis MBE, President of British Para Table Tennis has advised of the news that Paul Lyall sadly died on the 24th December 2021, aged 77. Paul was one of the British legends of the early years of the Paralympic...
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Success in any walk of life depends on overcoming the obstacles along the way and as the American minister Henry Ward Beecher once said: “One’s best success comes after their greatest disappointments.” For Fliss Pickard, gold medals in the recent...
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