Emdad Rahman
Badminton enthusiasts from across the capital are gearing up for an exciting day of action as the J-B-S Badminton London Tournament 2026 takes place on Tuesday, 7 April. Hosted at William Edwards School in Grays, the event promises high quality competition, strong community spirit, and a platform for players across multiple levels to showcase their talent.
With matches beginning at 11am, teams will compete across D+D and C&D categories, ensuring a balanced and competitive field. The tournament has already generated significant interest, reflecting the growing appetite for grassroots badminton events that blend sport with social connection.
Organisers have confirmed a strong prize structure, with champions set to receive £500 and trophies, while runners up and third place finishers will also be rewarded. Beyond the prizes, the event aims to celebrate participation, camaraderie, and the continued growth of badminton within local communities.
The venue at William Edwards School offers an accessible and well equipped setting, ideal for both players and spectators. Refreshments will be available throughout the day, helping to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.
Key figures behind the tournament, including Belal, Shahed, and Jakwan, have worked closely with sponsors and partners to deliver a professionally run event. Their efforts highlight the importance of community-led initiatives in sustaining and developing sport at grassroots level.
As the registration deadline passes and final preparations are made, anticipation continues to build for what promises to be a lively and competitive day of badminton.
The organisers said in a statement, “Events like this bring people together through sport; competition on court, connection off it, and a shared passion that keeps the game thriving.”
Sponsored by the London Enterprise Academy and Brady & Co.
