13th January 2025
In light of recent misinformation being posted on social media and circulated throughout the community, Thame Town Council would like to present the facts about the new Thame Neighbourhood Plan (TNP2) and the upcoming referendum.
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9th January 2025
How to make an informed decision. We have collated information about the referendum in one location.
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9th January 2025
Questionnaires need to be returned to the Information Centre at the Town Hall by Friday 17th January.
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9th January 2025
Businesses have only one more week to secure an advertising space in this year’s official Town Guide. Viewed each year by over 10,000 people, the guide is delivered to over 5,300 Thame homes, while over 600 are distributed to visitors through the Information Centre and other venues around town.
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9th January 2025
If one of your 2025 resolutions is to be more involved with the local community, and you’re ready for a challenge, we invite you to apply for the position of Town Councillor at Thame Town Council.
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9th January 2025
Join the Mayor for a special screening of “Jemima and Johnny” on Saturday 1st February at the Thame Players Theatre.
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9th January 2025
On Christmas Day, a group of local volunteers came together to provide lunch for those in need of support or who would otherwise have been on their own. The organisers asked us to share their heartfelt thanks to all involved.
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9th January 2025
Thame’s market man, Chris Hurdman, wasn’t manning his sweets stall on Tuesday – and for good reason. He is attempting to climb Mount Aconcagua in Argentina while raising funds for Helen & Douglas House and RE:ACT Emergency & Crisis Response in the process.
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8th January 2025
What’s in the plan? Frequently Asked Questions, Myth Busters, Voting Information, and more.
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3rd January 2025
South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has announced Thursday 6th February as the date for the “Referendum on the adoption of the Thame Neighbourhood Plan”.
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