Candidates Announced
3rd April 2025
Candidates standing in the upcoming Oxfordshire County Council election on 1 May have been announced.
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Spring Into Action: How Dog Owners Can Help Protect Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve
3rd April 2025
Spring is a wonderful time to explore the beauty of Thame’s award-winning Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve.
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Volunteers Wanted for Community Speed Watch
3rd April 2025
A number of local residents have started the process to become Community Speed Watchers after the Town Council was approached by local residents groups to bring the initiative to Thame.
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Win £30 Voucher with Easter Competition
3rd April 2025
Thame Town Council is excited to announce a new competition to celebrate the completion of the Cavalier & Roundhead Route, a public art trail connecting the town centre to Lea Park.
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Mayor Thanks Local Business For Keeping Thame Tidy
3rd April 2025
The Mayor thanks staff from local business for keeping Thame tidy.
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Thame Coasters & Thame Pride Badges
3rd April 2025
The Information Centre at the Town Hall has added to its growing collection of Thame products with Thame coasters and Thame Pride badges now available to buy.
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Launch of Thame Sustainability Champions
3rd April 2025
Thame Town Council in partnership with 21st Century Thame has launched a new award for local business and organisations.
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Frog/Tadpole Research Carried Out on Cuttle Brook
3rd April 2025
Following some sampling of the pond in Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve in 2024 by Heriot Watt University, they have now advanced to the next phase of research, deploying three small floating enclosures in the ponds.
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A New Season of Midsomer Walking Tours
2nd April 2025
The ever-popular Thame Midsomer Walking Tours have returned for the 2025 season.
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Local MP Expresses Disappointment Over FCA’s Response to Thame’s Banking Services
2nd April 2025
Freddie van Mierlo, MP for Henley and Thame, has expressed his disappointment after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) ruled that Thame’s Automated Deposit Scheme (ADS) will be adequate for cash access in the area.
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