19th January 2024
Ham Wood volunteers will be coppicing hazel and other shrubs on Thursday 25 January. Coppicing is a traditional way of managing woods which involves the cutting down of some trees to encourage new shoots to grow from the cut stumps. Cut branches will be used to protect young regrowth from browsing. This will help rejuvenate some […]
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19th January 2024
This week we posted an additional newsletter in light of the recent planning application for 154 houses in Thame. For the full newsletter, please click here
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11th January 2024
Please look out for our extra newsletter, coming out Wednesday 17 January, which will have more information on the current planning application for 154 homes on the land north of Oxford Road. Please remember Facebook pages such as Love Thame are not official channels to provide feedback, they are not monitored by us and are ran by […]
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11th January 2024
Please be reminded that Wellington Street will be closed for at least 2 weeks from the 15 January, as a new zebra crossing is being built, outside Lee Court. Oxfordshire County Council has assured us that: “Access to all businesses and residents within the road closure will be maintained throughout the duration of the closure. All we […]
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11th January 2024
Due to the recent wet weather, the Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve Team are asking residents to not walk on Cuttle Brook unless there is not an alternative. This message goes out to all, from dog walkers to school children, as we all need to work together to help the much-loved green space recover from heavy […]
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11th January 2024
January is always a good time to clear out the old and start afresh, however please be mindful of your charity shop clear out! Many charity shops are opening up each morning to find tons of large bags full of clothes, kitchen items, and bric-a-brac….even when they have a sign kindly asking for donations to […]
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11th January 2024
South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils have announced an agreement to extend their joint contract with the waste contractor, Biffa, for two more years. The contract will now run until June 2026. The shared contract has helped keep the two districts near the top of the English recycling tables for over a decade. […]
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