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Jersey table tennis centre reopens after Storm Ciarán tornado

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The missing roof of the table tennis centre in Jersey after Storm Ciarán damage. Table Tennis tables damaged and insulation is across the floor and tables.

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Jersey table tennis centre reopens following Storm Ciarán tornado damage

Overview

The Geoff Reed Table Tennis Centre in Jersey has reopened after suffering severe damage from a tornado and 100mph winds during Storm Ciarán in November 2023. Funded by the States, Jersey Property Holdings, and public donations, the facility marked its return with a top 12 tournament for junior players from across the island.

Key points

  • The Geoff Reed Table Tennis Centre reopened following severe damage sustained from a tornado during Storm Ciarán in November 2023.
  • Table Tennis Association president Eleni Middleton praised the resilience of the local community during the challenging recovery period.
  • Funding for repairs and reopening came from the States, Jersey Property Holdings, and public donations.
  • During the closure, players utilized alternative locations across the island, including Fort Regent and St Clements.
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