Category: News
Thame Shed restore Council’s artefact
28th April 2023
The Town Council would like to send a huge thank you to Steve Earnshaw and Ray Lewin from Thame Shed (pictured with Town Clerk, Mandy Sturdy) who have recently refurbished the Town Council’s seal box. We believe this box dates back to when Thame Town Council was Thame Urban District, over 50 years ago. The seal, […]
Continue readingSpend an amusing evening in a Paris cafe
28th April 2023
Thame Players’ next production, showing at the Players Theatre from 9-13 May, will be Paris Tales, a new play by local playwright and cartoonist Robert Duncan. Tickets are £8.00 on Tuesday and Wednesday and £10.00 (concessions £8.00) on Thursday to Saturday. Book online at www.thameplayers.co.uk or from the Information Centre at Thame Town Hall The play […]
Continue readingThame 10k race needs volunteer marshalls
28th April 2023
The Thame 10k is one of Thame’s largest mass participation sports events with over 1000 entrants taking part and has been sponsored by CPM since 1994. The race attracts a wide range of entrants from top runners in Oxfordshire competing in the Grand Prix series to many local residents who take part as personal challenge […]
Continue readingOxfordshire v Berkshire T20 cricket match
28th April 2023
In a huge year for English cricket, Oxfordshire will be playing twice at Church Meadow this season, after the success of minor county cricket here in recent seasons. The first time on Monday 1 May will be a T20 day of two matches against neighbours Berkshire, starting at 11.00am. Meanwhile, Thame Town CC’s own pre-season […]
Continue readingTown Hall closure
28th April 2023
Due to the Bank Holiday weekend, the Town Hall will be closed on Monday 1 May and reopen at 9.00am on Tuesday 2 May. Bins (recycling, garden and food waste) will be emptied on Tuesday in Thame next week. Due to staff shortages, the Town Hall will also be closed between 12.00pm – 1.00pm on […]
Continue readingNo Mow May
28th April 2023
It might be tempting to cut the grass, but gardeners are being urged to put their lawnmowers down this May and let bee-friendly wildflowers grow instead. As part of the annual No Mow May campaign, research found that simple changes in mowing can result in enough nectar for ten times more bees and other pollinators.
Continue readingNew bus shelter
21st April 2023
Last Friday a new bus shelter was installed at the bus stop on Thame Park Road near the entrance to Jane Morbey Road. This was commissioned by the Town Council after requests from residents and was funded by S106 monies allocated to be spent on transport that had been received from developers of the new estates in […]
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