21st May 2026
At this meeting, the Committee will review, discuss, and agree recommendations on planning applications. View the agenda for details of the applications to be discussed and the recommendations to be made to South Oxfordshire District Council.
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21st May 2026
Each year, Thame plays host to a varied selection of community events, such as Thame Art Crawl and Christmas. Thame Town Council also create and publish our annual Thame Town Guide.
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21st May 2026
Please note the Town Hall will be closed on Monday 25 May due to the Bank Holiday. Your bins will be collected a day later next week.
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21st May 2026
Users of the Phoenix Trail may have noticed that the broken seat that was on the signal post near Lucy Electric has been removed. Fear not – the seat is under repair locally and will be reinstated.
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21st May 2026
It’s Walk to School Week this week. This initiative by Living Streets, aims to encourage children and families to travel to school in a healthier and more environmentally friendly way.
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21st May 2026
We’re proud to support A-level students from Lord Williams’s Secondary School as they carry out their Geography NEAs this year.
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21st May 2026
With only less than a month to go, the countdown is on for ThamePride 2026! Following the success of 2025, ThamePride is making a return with intention to be the biggest celebration yet, all whilst continuing to be authentic to the town.
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21st May 2026
For the first time, hundreds of thousands of children will be eligible to vote in the next general election at age 16, the biggest change to the franchise in half a century – yet just one in five children say politicians listen to them.
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21st May 2026
Thame Town Council have been operating a mowing regime for the verges alongside the “Thame Bypass”. This has meant cutting the verges to leave the rear part uncut from first cut in Spring to the second cut in late/early Autumn.
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14th May 2026
At the Annual Meeting on Tuesday 12 May, Cllr Andy Gilbert was re-elected as Town Mayor for a third year. Cllr Andy Wainwright was elected as Deputy Mayor (pictured), taking over from Cllr David Dawson.
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14th May 2026
Cllr Gilbert was re-elected as Town Mayor (for a third term). Members wished him a speedy recovery; whilst he recovers from surgery.
Cllr Wainwright was elected Deputy Mayor, pledging to support the Mayor and represent residents’ voices.
Thanks were given to outgoing Deputy Mayor Cllr Dawson for his support within the community and for his contribution to ThamePride.
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14th May 2026
Last week, our maintenance team were busy at work refurbishing our Memorial Gardens located at the Upper High Street. These works included removing fish and plants from the ponds, draining the water, clearing the silt, cleaning pond walls and bases, to carry out repairs where required.
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