10th April 2025
Thame Town Council was recently approached by members of the Chiltern Vale Residents Association to provide answers to a number of questions regarding Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve.
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3rd April 2025
Spring is a wonderful time to explore the beauty of Thame’s award-winning Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve.
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3rd April 2025
Following some sampling of the pond in Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve in 2024 by Heriot Watt University, they have now advanced to the next phase of research, deploying three small floating enclosures in the ponds.
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27th March 2025
In an effort to curb anti-social behaviour on the Nature Reserve, Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) signs have been erected at the main entrances to Cuttle Brook and Rycote Meadow, as requested by the Thame Neighbourhood Policing Team (TNPT)
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Works to help with flood alleviation at Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve have been scheduled to commence this week. The work is expected to help reduce the likelihood of flood waters reaching homes that back onto the Nature Reserve.
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27th February 2025
For the past two weeks, Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve has been the site of some major earthworks as new wetland scrapes are created to improve the wetland habitat.
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6th February 2025
Cuttlebrook paths to temporarily close due to construction of two shallow ponds adjacent to the watercourse in the Nature Reserve.
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The Cuttle Brook Local Nature Reserve (the Reserve) that exists today is the result of 30 plus years of good management, planning and work by a dedicated group of volunteers.
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7th March 2024
Please be aware that work to one of the watercourses (running parallel with Cox’s Wood) is due to start on Tuesday. This is part of flood management work planned for the Reserve and is being done in conjunction with advice from South Oxfordshire District Council’s flood alleviation team and the Environment Agency. We continue to […]
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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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4th March 2021
‘Please do not walk on Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve unless you really have no alternative.’ That is the message from the Reserve’s Management Team as they ask everybody to help the much-loved greenspace recover from heavy winter use. The combination of a wet winter and increased use by a locked-down population has overwhelmed the […]
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