2nd August 2024
Do you have a calendar-worthy photo of Thame? We are looking for photos for our 2025 calendar. If yours is selected, we will send you a free copy of the calendar. Entries must be submitted before Friday 6 September. Email your Thame photos to: info@thametowncouncil.gov.uk
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2nd August 2024
On Saturday (27 July), Chinnor RFC held its second “taster session” for disabled juniors aged 12-17 years. The event was staged in collaboration with Stoke Mandeville Maulers wheelchair rugby team and the GB Junior wheelchair rugby programme development officer, Jamie Higgins. The initiative, spearheaded by Chinnor RFC Wheelchair Rugby Lead, Paul Corris, aims to develop […]
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2nd August 2024
On Tuesday 6 August, the Chatty Bus will return to Thame to help fight loneliness. On the day, two of the Oxford Bus Company’s 280 bus services will be transformed into “chatty buses”. Volunteers from Oxford Bus Group, Age UK Oxfordshire, and Oxfordshire Mind will be on-board to spark conversation and make introductions. The volunteers […]
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2nd August 2024
Remember when Thame had its own tart? Created by John Fothergill, innkeeper of the Spread Eagle from 1922 – 1931, the tart featured a shortcrust pastry filled with raspberry jam and lemon curd. It was served with whipped cream and berries. Something to try over the weekend, perhaps?
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25th July 2024
The Thame Neighbourhood Plan Review Consultation will soon be submitted for examination. Thame residents have until 11.59pm tonight (25 July) to submit comments on the Plan and supporting documents. After the publicity period ends, all responses will be sent to an independent examiner for consideration. If the examiner approves the plan, South Oxfordshire District Council […]
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25th July 2024
It has been a busy week for Thame Mayor, Cllr Andy Gilbert. On Thursday 18 July, he was the Master of Ceremonies at this year’s Thame Town Awards. In addition to the publicly nominated awards, a Special Mayor’s award was presented to John Hulett, trustee of the Sharing Life Trust and Red Kite Family Centre. […]
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25th July 2024
South Oxfordshire artists have until Wednesday 31st July to apply for this year’s Thame Art Crawl. The Art Crawl is a celebration of the local art scene, bringing together professional and up-and-coming artists, and showcasing their works in the heart of Thame Town Centre. Each year, local businesses transform into galleries; generously opening their doors […]
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25th July 2024
Thame man, Adam Simcox recently raised over £4,000 for Aspire, after taking part in a relay cross-channel swim. What makes Adam’s feat even more significant is that he completed the swim with a spinal disability. Several years ago, Adam was diagnosed with disk degeneration, retrolisthesis, spondylolisthesis, and a spinal fracture. Unable to run or cycle, he uses swimming to […]
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20th July 2024
On Thursday 18 July, four individuals and two local businesses were honoured for their contribution to the community at the annual Thame Town Awards. Since 2009, Thame has celebrated the people who work to make the town a safer, more vibrant, and happier place to live. This year, a record number of over 300 nominations […]
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20th July 2024
Thame residents have less than a week to comment on the Thame Neighbourhood Plan (TNP2), which is currently at its last consultation. With the Government recently announcing a series of changes to policy aimed at delivering new housing and infrastructure, it is more important than ever that Thame residents make their thoughts known on the […]
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20th July 2024
Thame Town Councillors will be on the Community Market Stall on Tuesday 23 July. They will be available to chat to members of the public from 9.00am. If you would like to discuss a council-related issue, have your complaints, compliments, or suggestions heard, be sure to head to the Community Market Stall on Tuesday.
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20th July 2024
Thame Town Council is looking for a Maintenance Assistant to help maintain the Council’s parks, play areas, open spaces, street furniture, buildings, and assets, and provide event support. The successful applicant will join a small, but well-oiled maintenance team, working on general property and grounds maintenance, as well as the operation and maintenance of a […]
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