17/10/10….Thame housing development row – more letters
17/10/2010
THE row over where 530 proposed new homes should be built in Thame up to 2027, continues, with more Letters to the Editor and …
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16/10/10….Action group formed against Site F
16/10/2010
A NEW Action Group of residents against the development of site F for housing, a hotel and a school, in Thame, has been formed. …
15/10/10…..Milton Keynes -on-Thame??
15/10/2010
STRONG views expressed in Letters to the Editor continue to stimulate discussion about Thame Town Council’s handling of the current public consultation on where …
14/10/10…..Councillor responds to criticism over housing consultation
14/10/2010
TOWN Councillor, Mike Dyer, has responded to recent letters sent to ThameNews.Net, criticising the council’s handling of the public consultation on future housing development …
14/10/10….Message from Thame’s police inspector
14/10/2010
HAPPY HALLOWEEN – I am the inspector for Thame and I would like to inform you of what your local neighbourhood policing team and …
13/10/10…..Location! Location! Thame’s future development in your hands
13/10/2010
MORE and more businesses and public organisations are using social networking sites like Facebook to spread information and news, and these now include Thame …
13/10/10…..Thame TV features food festival video on YouTube
13/10/2010
THAME TV’s video of the Thame Food Festival, held on September 25, is now available for viewing on YouTube.
The video features shots of visitors …
12/10/10…Residents unhappy about housing development consultation
12/10/2010
FOLLOWING the launching of a public consultation about future housing development in Thame, some residents are unhappy about the publicity for the consultation, from …
12/10/10…Date annouced for Thame to get super-fast Broadband
12/10/2010
THAME is to get super-fast (up to 40Mbps download and 10Mbps upload speed) fibre optic ( FTTC ) broadband by December 2011.
By that date, …
11/10/10……Big ‘Thank you’ from Thame Day Centre Chief
11/10/2010
A Funding SOS sent out by Thame and District Day Centre a month ago has raised
