From ‘halting beginnings’ TAL Festival remains anchored in the town
15/10/2018
LAUNCHING this year’s TAL Festival at Thame Museum on Friday, Festival Manager, Steve Bannister, spoke of how the festival has developed from its inception …
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UPDATED: Appeal for footage after M40 caravan crash
15/10/2018
THAMES Valley Police is appealing to anyone with footage of a road traffic collision on the M40 to come forward. At just before 4pm …
Entertainment for all the family at Thame theatre
15/10/2018
NEIL DIAMOND tribute, Gilbert and Sullivan, original Thame-themed drama and Panto – they’re all coming to Thame’s Players Theatre during November and December and …
Fill a bag with love to help vulnerable women at Christmas
12/10/2018
AFTER seeing a post on a Thame community facebook page for a project to help vulnerable women at Christmas, a Thame based virtual assistant …
Memory cafe invitation to drumming and singing
12/10/2018
VISITORS and their carers to Forget Me Knot Café this coming Monday, October 15, will have the pleasure of having fun with drumming and …
Thame Headteacher decries government’s ‘deceptive’ figures on schools funding
12/10/2018
THE Headteacher of Thame’s Lord Williams’s school, who marched on Downing Street with thousands of other Headteachers protesting agains school funding cuts, has written …
Sewer collapse closes Thame street
11/10/2018
THE contractors working in Park Street, Thame, Cappagh, via Oxfordshire County Council Highways, have said that the emergency road closure on Park Street to …
Thame architect shortlisted in building awards
11/10/2018
THAME based Lynn Palmer Architects have been shortlisted for the 2018 Build It Awards for their build in Long Crendon. The house, previously seen …
Invitation to Sixth Form Open Evening
10/10/2018
LORD Wiilliams’s School, Thame’s Sixth Form Opening Evening this year will be on Tuesday, November 6, 2018.
The evening will begin with a Presentation in …
A whodunnit? – but with a ball instead of a body
09/10/2018
THAT’S the intriguing subject of a talk being given at the Thame Arts and Literature Festival (TAL) later this month to mark the 50th …
