Category: News
A free film for all you amazing volunteers!
2nd June 2023
Thame Cinema for All (TC4A) would like to invite local volunteers to a free screening of Steven Spielberg’s Oscar nominated and semi-autobiographical ‘The Fabelmans’ (Cert 12A). This is Spielberg’s origin story about his upbringing with his loving but dysfunctional family and how his escape into adolescent film-making led to Hollywood. TC4A are screening the film […]
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Taste of Thame a tremendous success!
2nd June 2023
We would like to thank you all for attending this year’s Taste of Thame! The weather was glorious and really added a lovely atmosphere to the town and it was great to see the Buttermarket Banquet filled with families and friends catching up over some great food! Don’t forget our raffle won’t be drawn until the […]
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TNP2 Consultation starts on 12 June 2023!
2nd June 2023
TNP2 Consultation starts on 12 June 2023! The South Oxfordshire Local Plan was adopted in December 2020. It established a minimum level of growth that needed to be provided in Thame through a second neighbourhood plan. Work started on this in 2021 and a draft has now been prepared for public consultation. The new draft of the Thame […]
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New event signage!
26th May 2023
Cllr Adrian Dite, Mayor of Thame and Mark Pinnells, Thame Town Council’s Maintenance Supervisor were delighted by the support the Town Council received from Chevron Traffic Management https://www.facebook.com/ChevronTrafficManagement. The Town Council’s Road Closed sign had been badly damaged recently after being used at the market, however after an urgent plea for help, Suzy Woodford, Brand and Events Coordinator at Chevron was […]
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Dwina Gibb is new Patron of Thame Museum
26th May 2023
The trustees of Thame Museum are delighted to announce that Dwina Gibb, the widow of Bee Gee Robin Gibb and a benefactor of Thame Museum, has agreed to become a Patron of the museum. Dwina worked with the museum last year as they put on an exhibition of rare photographs and family memorabilia, provided by […]
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Would you like to help shape and deliver a hopper bus for Thame? If so we want to hear from you!
26th May 2023
The 121 town bus has been a great addition to many in Thame, providing a service from some of our housing estates to the town centre. However, the service is not meeting all the needs of the community and Thame Town Council is working on developing a new approach to community transport for the town. We would […]
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It’s time for a Taste of Thame!
26th May 2023
This Saturday Taste of Thame returns for its second year! Running from 10.00am – 4.00pm, it offers you the opportunity to explore some of the fabulous food and drink offerings available from food businesses and producers – all of which are either based in, local, or connected in some way to Thame. The weather is due […]
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Town Council Annual Meeting: welcoming our new Council and Mayor for 2023
19th May 2023
On Tuesday 16 May, Thame Town Council met for their Annual Meeting in which the Council elected Cllr Adrian Dite as Town Mayor and Cllr Andy Gilbert as Deputy Mayor. Mayor Cllr Adrian Dite has chosen to support The Red Kite Family Centre and Thame Shed during his Mayoral year. The council also thanked Cllr Paul Cowell for his fundraising […]
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Have you got what it takes?
19th May 2023
Following the election results, there a vacancy for a Councillor at Thame Town Council. This has arisen as there were 7 candidates for 8 seats in the North Ward. The vacancy will be filled by a process called ‘co-option’ – this means anyone who meets the criteria (see links below) can apply to be a councillor […]
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Jean-Francois Bel, former Mayor of Montesson, has died
19th May 2023
The former mayor (LR) of Montesson (Thame’s twin town in France) died on Tuesday after a long illness; he was 78. He had retired in 2020, saying he had reached retirement age. Jean-François Bel led the city for 25 years and also held the position of vice-president of the Yvelines General Council in charge of the environment. […]
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