Centres from Luton North, Luton South, Stevenage, Chelmsford, Grays, Thamesmead and Southend gathered in Luton to compete in both singles and doubles matches. The atmosphere was electric, filled with cheers, laughter, and a shared sense of pride.
Chelmsford triumphed in the singles contest and Luton claimed victory in the doubles match
The winning teams were proudly presented with trophies by the Mayor of Luton, Councillor Amy Nicholls, in a moment that crowned the day’s achievements.
We were also delighted to welcome Chris Bryden, Area Manager for Table Tennis England, who attended to support and observe the tournament, adding a valued presence to the day’s proceedings.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Luton Borough Council, our members, volunteers, and every supporter who helped make this landmark event a success.
This event was made possible through the generous support of our funders. We are deeply grateful for the continued commitment of:
• The National Lottery Community Fund
• Sport England
• Active Essex
• The Stevenage Community Fund
Your belief in our mission empowers O5BM to create spaces where movement, joy, and community thrive, championing the health and wellbeing of older Black men across the UK.

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The team from Southend with the Mayor of Luton, Councillor Amy Nicholls and Councillor Sam Allen for Milton Ward, Southend. Photo: Submitted

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Luton (doubles winner) and Grays (runners up for the doubles) with the Mayor of Luton, Councillor Amy Nicholls. Photo: Submitted

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The Luton team with the Mayor of Luton, Councillor Amy Nicholls. Photo: Submitted


