15/07/10…New library to include touch screen self-service technology
16/07/2010
A new Thame library with a host of innovative features is set to open to the public next month. The eagerly anticipated two-floor facility …
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14/07/10……Thame fire fighters kept busy during dry spell
15/07/2010
THAME firefighters have been kept very busy during the recent spell of hot weather, and are urging everyone to take extra care – even …
15/07/10….Thame MP’s influence grows with new government
15/07/2010
THAME MP, John Howell’s influence on policy making with the new coaltion govertment continues to grow. He has been asked to help steer fundamental …
14/07/10…Counting down to Thame’s real food event – 8 weeks to go!
14/07/2010
A sense of excitement is building for this year?s Thame Food Festival which promises to be one of Oxfordshire’s best real food events.
This, the …
13/07/10….Thame-Sinaia Friendship Association launched
13/07/2010
THE inaugural meeting of the Thame-Sinaia Friendship Association took place at Racquets, Thame, on Friday evening 09/07/10, and the constitution of the Association unanimously …
09/07/10….Thame’s French market meets a very special visitor
10/07/2010
A VERY special Thame citizen was out and about at the visiting French market this afternoon, chatting to the French market stall holders in …
09/07/10….Plane crash in Long Crendon
09/07/2010
THAMES Valley Police have confirmed that no one was injured when a two seater aircraft crash landed into a hedge in fields off Frogmore …
09/07/10…Thame residents can give blood once more
09/07/2010
AFTER a gap of several years, the people of Thame can now donate blood from a centre in the town.
Blood donating in Thame stopped …
08/07/10…..Thame landmark tree felled
08/07/2010
THE landmark willow tree in Thame’s Memorial Gardens was felled yesterday after it was found to be diseased and dangerous.
Town Clerk, Helen Stewart, …
Smaller bins for smaller properties please, asks Thame resident
08/07/2010
THAME residents living alone or in smaller properties, say they are disappointed that the district council seems to have gone back on an assurance …
