1st November 2016
The Service of Remembrance will be taking place at Thame Memorial Gardens on Sunday 13 November 2016. The procession, which will include Town Councillors, members of the Royal British Legion and other community groups, will assemble outside the Town Hall at 10.30am ready to proceed to the War Memorial. Following the service everyone is […]
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31st October 2016
Over the next few years in Thame, 78 homes will become available under a shared ownership scheme. This number represents 10% of the total of homes to be built within the scope of the current Thame Neighbourhood Plan. Unlike social rented housing, which has 20% of its number reserved for qualifying applicants with a […]
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28th October 2016
Thame needs your votes in the national competition to find Britain’s best high street. Over a week into the public voting period, a rankings release by the Great British High Street Competition has revealed that in the small market town category, Thame is trailing in third place. 1. Hebden Bridge, Calderdale 2. Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire […]
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19th October 2016
Thame has been named as one of the country’s best high streets by being shortlisted in the third annual Great British High Street competition. Thame High Street has been named alongside Chipping Norton and Hebden Bridge as one of the top 3 in the Small Market Town category. Chris Hurdman, Thame, has also been named […]
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13th October 2016
Senior residents of Thame are invited to take part in the annual Senior Citizen’s Christmas Tea Party which will be held at Thame Football Club. This yearly celebration, jointly organised by the Town Council, Rotary, Inner Wheel and the Football Club will be taking place on Friday 9 December 2016 between 1.30pm and 4pm and […]
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13th October 2016
Thank you to all parents and children who supported Red Kite Children’s Centre on Saturday 1st October at the BFG/Frozen themed fundraising event. Amy Spicer, Centre Manager, staff and representative John Hulett of Sharinglife Trust (pictured left), collected nearly £350 on the day from donations to the centre. Children from the centre met characters from […]
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12th October 2016
Following a successful open meeting in Thame Town Hall supported by an enthusiastic group of would be ‘shedders’, a Steering Group has met to plan the way forward and make Thame Shed a reality, a place where men and women who either don’t or no longer work, can engage in practical activity, creating, making, mending, […]
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7th October 2016
Thame Town Charity Fair, this year involving 20 local groups, will be held on Saturday, November 5th, at Thame Town Hall. It will be open to the public from 10am until 2pm. The annual Charity Fair is organised to give local Charities the opportunity to raise funds and promote their services. During the day stalls will […]
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30th September 2016
On Thursday 20 to Saturday 22 October, Thame will be playing host to a French Market for three days of selling the finest French products and gifts on the cobbled area around the Town Hall. Our friends from across the pond will be selling classic French food including bread, patisserie, cheese and olives, as […]
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28th September 2016
Linda Emery and Erroll Bateman at Thame Food Festival Following the Erroll Bateman’s spectacular charity sky dive in July, the Rotary Club of Thame had a prominent presence at Thame Food Festival last Saturday, 24 September. The club members raised a bit over £660 from the sale of raffle tickets towards hampers with good foods […]
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27th September 2016
Thame Town Council are looking for sponsorship of Thame’s Christmas event, an annual successful festive celebration that will be taking place in the town centre on Friday 2 December 2016. You can put your business name to one of the many attractions that will be helping to bring the Christmas spirit to Thame, including a family […]
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19th September 2016
Most men need a shed, but for some this can be a lonely pursuit pottering away at the end of the garden. Suppose that you had a bigger shed, better equipped, where you could indulge your ideas, undertake other projects, learn new skills, share your own skills and make new friends; where you could […]
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