Welcome to Thame Town Council

Thame Town Council is the parish authority for Thame. Our team comprises 16 councillors and 16 staff, who are committed to representing the people of Thame and providing many key local services. Working in partnership with local residents, our aim is to preserve the town’s unique heritage and make Thame an even better place to live, work and enjoy.

Opening Hours

Our opening hours have changed for the month of September. Click the box to see our revised opening hours.

 

Just Giving

Thame’s Mayor is cycling to France to raise money for two important charities. Click the box above to show your support.

September Fair

The September Street Fair is coming to town 19-21 September. Click on the box above for all you need to know.

Latest News

Thame Town Council keeps you up-to-date with the latest local news. Find out about new projects, upcoming events, and more.

Click here for our latest newsletter

Questionnaire

Thame Town Council has started work on setting its budget for 2025-26 and we would like your input.

Click here to take the questionnaire

Council Services

From bins & bus timetables to burst pipes & blue badges, now you can access the all in one handy location

Click here for all Thame services

 

Thame Art Crawl

Thame’s biggest pop-up exhibition returns in October.

Find out more

A Helping Hand

Providing voluntary services to the isolated, elderly & vulnerable in Thame.

Click here to find out more

Thame Walking Trails

There is an abundance of excellent trails in and around Thame.

Find a trail here

Midsomer Town

Follow Midsomer filming locations in and around Thame.

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Thame Bus Timetables

Newsletter Sign-Up

Sign-up to Thame Town Council’s weekly newsletter and/or monthly business newsletter.

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Mayor’s Charities for 2024/25

SharingLife Trust is a UK Registered Charity helping those who have and can, to assist those who don’t have or can’t. We are based in South Oxfordshire and through support networks help people in need in the area around Thame. With the help of our international partners in both East & West Africa and North East India, we are also able to extend our support to people in need in other parts of the world.

Young carers generally care for members of their immediate family who may be a parent with an illness, disability, mental health problem or dependency on alcohol or drugs, or a brother or sister who has a health problem or disability. It may also be that your family has experienced a bereavement within the household. We appreciate that students may be involved in any of the following:

  • Domestic tasks, such as cleaning, cooking and shopping
  • Personal care, such as washing, dressing and toileting
  • Family responsibilities, including caring for siblings and money management
  • Administering medication, injections, changing dressings and other medical care
  • Providing emotional support for other family members, including the cared-for relative