Promote your Event, Group or Business in Thame
Promote your Community Group, event or activity
To promote your local events, community groups and activities, make sure you:
- List your group in our Community Directory
- List your event in our Events Calendar or on Visit Southern Oxfordshire’s website
- Recruit volunteers by listing your vacancies on our Opportunities page
- Promote yourself at a town event by hosting a stall.
- Promote yourself by using the following Town Council opportunities:
- Signs on the verge at entrance ways;
- Signs on planters at entrance ways;
- Feather flags (infrastructure in place);
- Banners on railings at Market House and Stribble Hills.
Prior permission must be obtained to meet the Terms & Conditions contained in our Application Form.
Signage can be positioned at the following 10 locations:
Position 8: outside Town Hall.
Position 9: Market House Railings.
Position 10: Stribble Hills Railings.
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Floral Standards in the Town Centre
Promote your Business
If you are a local business, here is how you can promote yourself in Thame:
- List yourself in our Business Directory
- Listing your vacancies and jobs on our Opportunities page
- Promote yourself by sponsoring one of the town’s events, donating prizes or by taking part.
- Take part in our regular window display competitions and town trails to tie your shop in with events and festivals taking part in the town.
- Sponsor permanent infrastructure around the town, giving your brand publicity throughout the year.
Sponsorship Opportunities 2026
For more information about each of the above please email info@thametowncouncil.gov.uk
Thame Town Council has responsibility for removing fly posting and monitoring event signage in Thame and the surrounding parish. Any sign which is posted without the Town Council’s prior consent will be removed and retained by the Council for a period of 14 days. Removed signs can be retrieved within this period by contacting the Town Council on 01844 212833. Signs which are not collected in this period will be destroyed. Signs posted by the travelling community are subject to separate legislation.