Which sites should we protect as ‘Community Assets’?
20/02/2014
THE people of Thame are being asked to suggest sites around the town that could be described as ‘community assets’, as a way of, …
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‘We won’t be bullied’ says town council
20/02/2014
A Thame Town Councillor has accused the county council of bullying, after Oxfordshire County Council threatened the town council with legal action over an …
Thame fair recreated JHS style!
20/02/2014
ARTSWEEK at John Hampden School, Thame, this year was a roller-coaster ride as pupils experienced ‘All the imaginary fun of the fair’ JHS style!
They …
Wednesday’s Thame news in brief
19/02/2014
THAME Carnival will have to be abandoned this year unless some volunteers from the community step forward to organise it.
This is the message from …
Thame plans ahead!
19/02/2014
ALTHOUGH it ‘s barely two months since Thame’s Dickensian-themed, Big Christmas Event, Thame town council is already planning the next one, and in case …
Police appeal after cash and car stolen in burglary
19/02/2014
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after an attempted burglary on Lower Icknield Way, Chinnor.
Between 12pm and 3pm on Wednesday (12/2) offenders forced …
Support for flood-hit firms welcomed
18/02/2014
THE Federation of Small Businesses has welcomed the government’s announcement for support for businesses affected by the flooding.
Commenting on the £10 million business support …
Could you lead for a tidier Thame?
18/02/2014
TIDY Thame, the annual, voluntary event to spruce up the town, is looking for a new project leader to organise and motivate the local …
Thame business offers Critical help to a flood victim
18/02/2014
A THAME businessman, who produces power production and supply equipment, has offered a free generator to help someone affected by the flooding.
Jason Koffler, who …
‘A beacon of hope’ for the village of Sydenham
18/02/2014
AFTER its recent experience of dreadful flooding throughout the village, the community spirit in Sydenham, near Thame, has had some positive news to report …
