17th October 2025
Thame Senior Friendship Centre and it’s Memories Café are happy thriving places where older and otherwise isolated people in our community can relax and enjoy themselves, where they can find companionship, share worries and feel supported.
17th October 2025
The results are now in for the first survey of plant growth in the new Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve scrapes. These results are for what can only be described as an unusual first growing season, following winter floods with an extended drought resulting in much lower summer soil moisture levels than we would normally expect.
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9th October 2025
The wait is nearly over, Thame Art Crawl 2025 starts this Saturday!
Get ready for the art event of the year and come and pick up your Art Crawl Maps from the Information Centre. Your map is the key to discovering every stop, hidden gem, and creative highlight along the trail.
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9th October 2025
On Friday 10 and Saturday 11 October, Thame’s annual October Charter Fair will return to the Upper High Street car park, offering bumper cars, a great selection of fun fair rides, and plenty of sweet treats.
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9th October 2025
Local Produce Market is back in Thame on Tuesday 14th October!
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9th October 2025
Last Friday a group of golfers led by Simon Martin from Racquets, headed out in the rain to Waterstock Golf Club in aid of the Mayor’s charities, Red Kite Family Centre and Thame Youth Projects
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9th October 2025
Start your year off right with a calendar full of the best shots of Thame, all taken by local photographers.
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9th October 2025
What makes car sharing in rural areas work – or not?
Dr Hannah Budnitz at the Transport Studies Unit, University of Oxford wants to talk to people in Thame about the Co Wheels service to find out how the shared EVs are being used, why, and what it means to our community.
9th October 2025
It’s the end of an era for many, as after 50 years Racquets Fitness Centre closed their doors for the final time on Sunday (5 October).
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