25th April 2024
Thame Town Council Part Time Caretaker/Cleaner Flexible Hours Rate of pay £12.63 per hour (Grade 7) Plus Local Government Pension Scheme A fantastic opportunity to work in the heart of the community. Thame Town Council is seeking an enthusiastic and proactive individual to play a critical role at the Town Hall. This role involves unlocking […]
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25th April 2024
Our Mayor, Cllr Adrian Dite has gone from singing Abba tunes during his successful charity night Mamma Mayor, to joining in with bellringing at St Marys Church. In 2023 St. Marys Thame Bell Ringers received a community grant from Thame Town Council to replace their 30 year old ropes, and this week Cllr Adrian Dite […]
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25th April 2024
South Oxfordshire Council (SODC) is still waiting for advice from the Environment Agency about flood risk relating to the proposed 154 homes on land north of Oxford Road (planning application P23/S4262/FUL). The District Council has told us the Environment Agency will not be able to provide this until June, at the earliest.
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18th April 2024
Over the weekend our Mayor, Cllr Adrian Dite hosted his final fundraiser of his mayoral year! Mamma Mayor was a sold out, great success! We were joined by representatives from both of the Mayor’s charities, The Red Kite Family Centre and Thame Shed for a night of Abba, disco and fun. The dancefloor was full, […]
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18th April 2024
Last week we announced that the Elms Park play area redevelopment is beginning this week! This was met with great feedback and positive outlook, which we love to see. There were however some concerns, over the design images which has a “space for girls” section. We would like to confirm there will be no segregation […]
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18th April 2024
Congratulations to Chinnor Rugby Club who have been promoted to the RFU Championship! The team have been crowned Champions of National One Rugby after beating 5th placed Birmingham Moseley by 52 points to Nil. A brilliant finish for Chinnor with 21 wins out of 25 games and still with a game in hand making them […]
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18th April 2024
Please see above the new timetable for the 121 bus service, which now extends to Haddenham! The service will be run by Red Rose travel, so the bus colours may change, but it is still called the 121 bus!
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18th April 2024
We have been informed the road marking associated with the Zebra crossing will be laid weather permitting on Tuesday 23rd April 2024 without a road closure in order to minimise any disruption to the traffic. Temporary traffic signs and no parking cones will be installed 24 hours earlier, warning road users of the work and […]
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11th April 2024
Do you know someone who needs to be recognised for their work within our community? Nominations open for Thame Town Awards on 15 April! You can make your nomination online, in the Information Centre or by scanning the QR codes you will see shortly around the town! If you are attending our Annual Town Meeting […]
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11th April 2024
Thame Town Council are pleased to announce that the refurbishment of Elms Park play area will commence next week! This exciting project will provide new play equipment predominantly for children of ages 5-12, but don’t worry younger children have not been forgotten. The park has been redesigned with new equipment such as a rope […]
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11th April 2024
The Thame Youth Memorial within the Memorial Gardens will be undertaking a refurbishment to improve the paving and give the area a tidy. The area will be closed from Friday 11 April for six weeks. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Information Centre or Thame Youth Memorial group.
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11th April 2024
Cllr Martin Baines attended the recent meeting on the state of our river and had this to say on the event: Last Wednesday evening, several members of Thame Town Council attended a packed meeting at the Barns Centre to discuss the polluted state of our River Thame, a meeting called by the Thame Valley Fisheries Preservation […]
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