Business
Thame Town Council strives to maintain the vibrancy and vitality of our thriving little town, and is keen to work with and support the businesses who choose to base themselves in it. We hope the information provided here is useful to you, but if there is anything else that would be useful to have on our site, please let us know. Contact details can be found on the ‘Support for your Business’ page.
Responding to Covid-19
Thame Town Council has taken the following action in response to the extraordinary circumstances under which we are all currently living.
Developed a Thame Covid-19 Recovery Action Plan
The economic impact of the Covid-19 crisis could put many jobs at risk and could have a significant impact on the attractiveness of our town. It is not clear what towns and cities will look like after the end of the outbreak, or even how we will fully come out of lockdown. To give Thame the best chance of success to recover from effects of the COVID-19 crisis Thame Town Council has created an Action Plan for recovery. We would hugely value your thoughts and input into this, so if you have any ideas or suggestions you can submit these through a form on the same page.
Support for your Business
Whether a newly established start-up or long established business, find out about services, training, support, and funding that you may have access to.
Corporate Social Responsibility
Time, finance, or gifts: choose to support one of the charity and Community Groups in Thame.
Parking for your Staff
Discover the different parking options for your staff, including permits and ‘park on my drive’ schemes.
Festivals & Events
From fun-filled festivals to traditional market days – there is always something going on in Thame.
Our Responsibilities
Thame Town Council is responsible for a number of services in the local community, however, we also have a strong working relationship with other tiers of authority who provide additional services such as recycling, highway repairs and benefits. Below is an infographic of the services provided by your local councils and who is responsible for what should you have an issue. Click on the image for contact details.
