20th February 2025
Many residents and weekly visitors to the Tuesday Charter Market will be saddened to learn of the sudden death of Michael Hodges who serenaded shoppers several times a year at the market.
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20th February 2025
Thame Town Cricket Club has recruited Julian Wood as Head Coach for 2025.
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20th February 2025
The Thame Branch of the Royal British Legion has appointed David Midwinter as its new President.
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20th February 2025
Thame Players are holding three free Drama Workshops in March, hosted by experienced Thame Players’ actors.
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13th February 2025
Here is a summary of the updates and decisions taken at the latest Council meetings. You can click on the links below to read the minutes from the respective meetings.
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13th February 2025
Thame Town Council has published its annual precept leaflet, which outlines the Town Council’s expenditure and gives details of how your council tax has been spent, and will be spent in the 2025-26 financial year.
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12th February 2025
On Tuesday 11 February, the budget for the next stage of the Thame to Haddenham Greenway was approved as part of the Oxfordshire County Council budget, marking a significant step forward for this vital infrastructure project. The allocated funding will allow the project to progress to the next phase of a comprehensive feasibility study. […]
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12th February 2025
Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) are asking for your views on the proposal to introduce a zonal based `Car Club` for the central area of Thame, where users would be able to access the use of a hybrid car club vehicle – which will be available in existing marked ‘Residents Parking’ bays with a ‘TH’ prefix. […]
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7th February 2025
Thame Town Council is delighted to announce that the town’s second Neighbourhood Plan (TNP2) was successfully adopted at referendum on Thursday 6 February 2025.
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6th February 2025
A group of residents and businesses are calling for a banking hub in Thame after an automatic LINK assessment determined the town should only be provided with an Automated Deposit Scheme (ADS) machine once the last bank (Lloyds) has closed.
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6th February 2025
Thame residents will today decide by referendum whether they want to adopt a new Neighbourhood Plan (TNP2). Polling stations have opened across town and will remain open until 10pm.
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6th February 2025
Cuttlebrook paths to temporarily close due to construction of two shallow ponds adjacent to the watercourse in the Nature Reserve.
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