Town Hall Closes for Councillor Funeral
28th November 2024
The Thame Town Hall will close on Monday (2 Dec) from 1pm to allow staff to attend the funeral of Councillor Helena Fickling.
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Counterfeit £10 & £20 Banknotes in Thame
28th November 2024
Thame Town Council has been made aware that counterfeit £10 & £20 banknotes have been circulating in the town centre. Business owners and shoppers need to be vigilant and check any money received.
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Thame Set to Sparkle at Christmas Lights Switch On
28th November 2024
It’s time to dust off the Christmas jumpers and join us for an unforgettable evening of community spirit, festive cheer, and the enchanting glow of Thame’s Christmas lights.
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Do We Build the Community & Youth Centre?
22nd November 2024
Did you know that Thame is one of the only towns in Oxfordshire that does not have a dedicated community centre or tailored spaces for its youth? Thame Town Council wants to change that, but we need your help.
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Local Housing Sites Wanted
22nd November 2024
Thame Community Land Trust (TCLT)* wants to keep Thame families together. So much so, they are looking for local housing sites to cater for the ‘missing middle’.
Continue reading Funeral Arrangements for Councillor
22nd November 2024
The funeral for Thame Town Councillor, Helena Fickling, will be held in St Mary’s Church, Thame at 1.30pm on Monday 2nd December.
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Thame Town Council Objects to Two Major Planning Applications
22nd November 2024
At its Full Council meeting on 19 November 2024, Thame Town Council considered two major planning applications.
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MP Seeks Review of Chiltern Rail Services from Haddenham and Thame Parkway
22nd November 2024
Freddie van Mierlo, MP for Henley and Thame has urged Louise Haigh, the Secretary of State for Transport to assess the adequacy of train services provided by Chiltern Railways from Haddenham and Thame Parkway.
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Mayor’s Charity Evening
21st November 2024
Join the Mayor, Cllr Andy Gilbert, for a screening of ‘Jemima and Johnny’, a touching short film about the friendship between a white boy and a black girl in 1960s London.
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