The Chelmsford League Management Committee were sad to learn that Danbury TTC President, Peter Linnett, passed away last week.

Peter's funeral will be held at Chelmsford Crematorium (South Chapel) on Monday 12th August at 1.30pm. If you would like to attend, please contact his niece, Lesley, on 07912 614423

Frank's funeral is on Wednesday 17 July 2024 at 1.30pm at White Roding Church.

The Management Committee of the Chelmsford & District Table Tennis League were sad to learn of the passing of Frank Neill on Tuesday 18 June 2024. We are indebted to his friend, Francis Whitbread for writing the following obituary about Frank.

Details of the Central Essex Summer League 2024 have now been uploaded to the separate website for this league.

The AGM of the Chelmsford & District Table Tennis League will take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 30 May 2024 at The Old Chelmsfordians Sports & Social Club, Lawford Lane, Chelmsford CM1 2NS. Below you will find the Meeting Agenda and other documents relevant for this meeting.

The AGM of the Chelmsford & District Table Tennis League will take place at 7.30pm on Thursday 30 May 2024 at the Old Chelmsfordians Sports & Social Club, Lawford Lane, Chelmsford CM1 2NS.

Buttsbury A gained the 9-1 victory needed to snatch the title from long-term leaders Galleywood B. Galleywood had been in pole position since week three but they were unable to keep enough distance between themselves and their closest rivals.

Week 31 saw division 2B’s Hutton Harriers and division 2C’s Chelmsford Panthers take the first two of four junior divisional titles on offer.

The destination of the division two title was finally decided in week 30 as Chelmsford C did enough to get over the winning line having sparred over the top spot with Hatfield Peverel A for much of the season. The division three title goes to the final match of the season as second-placed Buttsbury A host leaders Galleywood B needing a 9-1 victory to snatch the title - this match is scheduled for Monday 22nd April.

Old Chelmsfordians A successfully defended the division 1 league title they won last season while Danbury M improved upon last year's third place finish (as Danbury N) by winning division five - registering just one defeat from their 18 matches. The destination of the division two and division three titles is still undecided with two rounds of matches remaining.