How does Thame Livestock Market impact your business?
07/11/2014
SOUTH Oxfordshire District Council has commissioned a survey relating to the Thame Livestock Market, and Thame4Business is asking that all retailers in Thame complete …
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Managing conflict in business – networking invitation
07/11/2014
HAPPY Healthy Conflict – is it possible? This is the title of a presentation to be give by from Melanie Greene of Inspire Transformation, …
Remembrance Sunday, November 9, 2014
07/11/2014
THIS year’s Service of Remembrance in Thame will take place this Sunday, November 9, at Thame Memorial Gardens in Upper High Street.
The procession, which …
Thame children sow poppies to commemorate WW1 centenary
07/11/2014
LOCAL children from Beavers and Rainbows have been busy this week, helping to plant patches of poppies along the Phoenix Trail, in Thame.
The project, …
Right to put business banking under the microscope says FSB
07/11/2014
COMMENTING on the Competition and Market Authority’s (CMA) decision to launch a market investigation of the small business banking sector, David Knowles Leak, FSB …
Warning to cyclists & motorcyclists to be ‘autumn aware’
07/11/2014
SOUTH Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) is encouraging cyclists and motorcyclists to be ‘autumn aware’ by wearing the right Personal Protection Equipment …
Five in a row for Thame Utd
05/11/2014
THAME United secured their fifth consecutive league victory on Tuesday ( in 04/11) in their Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division match, defeating Holyport 2-1 in …
Salad partnership in the limelight
05/11/2014
THE Bucksum Salads team, David Newman and his Partner Tracy Russell from Long Crendon, were once again in the limelight this week, this time at …
Missing man found safe and well
05/11/2014
A man who was believed to be missing in Chinnor, Oxfordshire, has been found safe and well.
Dipash Kumar Kamath, aged 34, was found in …
FSB says holiday pay ruling leaves many questions unanswered
05/11/2014
REACTING to a far-reaching ruling from the UK Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), David Knowles Leak, FSB’s Thames Valley Regional Chairman said: “Today’s ruling leaves …
