Welcome to Kidlington Forum Table Tennis Club, a premier club with purpose-built facilities, situated 5 miles north of Oxford.
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Please note that your membership was due for renewal on 1st August 2025. See the email sent out to all club members on 8th July for details.
You need to renew by 31st August 2025 to avoid having to pay a rejoining fee.
Reminders:
- Remember that you need to book your practice session: this keeps sessions from being overcrowded.
- Please do not put up tables unless a supervisor is at hand to supervise you: if you don't know how to operate the handle safely, the table can become unstable.
- The tables in the main storeroom should be used for all open sessions, coaching sessions and practice sessions. (Blue nets and new scoring machines should only be used for league matches and certain competitions; this should be stored in the middle storeroom.)
Make sure you follow this guidance, in order to minimise hassle for our volunteer session supervisors.
Links
Oxford & District Table Tennis Association website - for the latest league results & statistics, reports and details of upcoming events in Oxford.
Table Tennis England is the national association for table tennis in England.
Events
The season is underway! You can follow the progress of all the Kidlington Forum teams in the league:
For details of all fixtures and results, see the Oxford & District Table Tennis Association website, and for which Forum/Pavilion matches are being held when, see the diary page.
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News
The Oxford City Ladies Championships took place on Tue 26th August, with mixed and ladies competitions, organised by Clive Westbury.
One of our juniors, Valerie Lysikova, was runner up in the Ladies Singles, and also runner-up
in the Mixed Doubles with fellow Kidlington player Alex Sheppard.
[Full report]
Kidlington Forum TTC welcomed Waterside TTC
for a full-day intensive training camp, with both sides sending some of
their best tournament-players to represent their clubs.
[More details]
Oxford League entered two teams in this competition, which included several Kidlington players.
Oxford A (Ed Lush and Kiarash Shaddel) were in a strong group and did not qualify, but
Oxford B (Lewis Waddup, James Rule and Alex Sheppard) won all their matches and will
compete in the finals of the competition at Draycott in Derbyshire, in July.
[Full report]
The Oxford City Tournament was held at Kidlington Forum on Sunday 4th May, run by Clive Westbury. Several Forum players did well, including Karl Bushell - winner of the Veteran Singles (for the 18th time!), James Rule, Alex Sheppard and Isaac Mak.
Kidlington Forum juniors had an awesome season - they played in three national competitions and won them all!
Take a look at the full report from Tony West to see the full extent of all the junior teams' achievements.
[Full report]
Kidlington Forum had their third season in British League, winning Division C8 to gain promotion
to Division B for next season!
[Full report]
Kidlington Forum juniors did very well in the Junior British Clubs (JBCL, South) competition (formerly known as NJL), with
the Forum A team winning the league, and Forum C taking third place.
[Full report and
scores]
Several Kidlington players took part in the annual Town vs Gown match, on both sides!
The format was different this year, with a merged ladies and mens event, and mixed doubles.
Overall the Town won 23-18.
[Full report]
Several Kidlington players entered the divisional competitions at the end of February, and it was a clean sweep of the winners for Forum! See the links for full divisional competition reports:
- James Rule won the Division 1 divisional
- Farshad Shaddel won the Division 2 divisional
- Toby Boncey won the Division 3 divisional
On Sunday 9th February, The Oxfordshire Top Players Competition is an invitation-only event for the top young table tennis players in Oxfordshire, and it took place on Sunday 9th February at Kidlington Forum.
Congratualtions to James Rule, who won the event.
[Full report]
Oxfordshire's Junior team featured several Kidlington juniors, and they achieved an
astonishing clean sweep of winning all four matches in the January session.
[Full report]
[All match results]


