11th July 2024
On Wednesday 11th December, Rotary/Inner Wheel & Thame Town Council will host a very special tea party for local senior citizens. We are looking for volunteers to help transport elderly Thame residents on the day. Those residents with no alternative transport will need to be driven to the football club by 2pm – and returned […]
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4th July 2024
We had such a good response to our bus timetable list, we decided to take the idea one step further and combine all local services in one place. From bin collections and bus timetables to pest control and potholes – they’re now all just one click away! Click here for the link or scan the QR code, […]
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4th July 2024
On Wednesday 11th December, Rotary/Inner Wheel and Thame Town Council will host a very special tea party for local senior citizens. Volunteers & Donations Needed We are looking for volunteers to help transport elderly Thame residents on the day. Those residents with no alternative transport will need to be driven to the football club by […]
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4th July 2024
From 12th July until November 2024, motorists can expect some major delays on the A418 Oxford Road between Thame and Aylesbury. The HS2 Community Engagement Team report that from mid-July the A418 Oxford Road will be closed several times in order to bring the new road alignment into use. The works will culminate with the […]
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4th July 2024
On Tuesday 9th of July, Thame’s local produce market will celebrate its 25th birthday! Make sure you head over to the Upper High Street Car Park between 8:30am and 1:30pm to take part in the birthday celebrations and pick-up some local produce in the process.
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30th June 2024
On Wednesday 26th June, Cuttle Brook Conservation Volunteers began digging a new wetland scrape at Rycote Meadow. The scrape is not a pond as such and will not directly link to the Cuttle Brook, however, it will provide a more aquatic nature conducive to smaller creatures and plants. On completion of the scrape, the next phase of […]
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30th June 2024
Did you know that Thame bus timetables are the most requested item at the Information Centre? Currently, there are 13 bus routes that service Thame, so we decided to group them in one location. Simply scan the QR code above, or click here, and then save the page to your phone or computer for quick and easy access.
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30th June 2024
Did you know that the Internet contributes to more global carbon emissions than the aviation industry? Now, you can check the health of your business website with this handy tool. Like many businesses, Thame Town Council’s website recently scored an ‘F’ for website emissions. Needless to say, we are keen to clean it up. If you […]
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30th June 2024
The Thame Charter Market will be holding its annual Community Day in August and they’re calling for non-profit groups and charities to get involved. In past years, the Thame Market Community Day has attracted big crowds with face painting, singers, street entertainers, and bouncy slides on site, while charity and volunteer groups appreciate the opportunity to raise awareness […]
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30th June 2024
Thame Mayor, Cllr Andy Gilbert showed off his sporting prowess on Saturday at the inaugural Healthy Thame Fayre. Over twenty organisations were represented with displays inside and outside the Town Hall. Stall holders reported a steady stream of visitors throughout the day. The idea for the Fayre originated from the Rycote Practice PPG (patient participation group) […]
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22nd June 2024
A hustings for candidates standing in the Henley and Thame parliamentary constituency will be held at St Mary’s Church on Wednesday 26th June. To date, six of the seven candidates have confirmed they will be attending. The hustings will be independently chaired by a member of Thame Church with no party affiliation or membership, and organisers will take written questions […]
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22nd June 2024
This Saturday, 22nd June, is Windrush Day. It will be 76 years since the first of nearly half-a-million people came from the Caribbean on the ship Empire Windrush to help rebuild Britain after the Second World War. Thame has a special connection with Windrush. Johnny Smythe OBE, MBE was the officer in charge of the Empire […]
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