Local employers working with school to develop students’ digital skills
01/12/2017
EMPLOYERS are finding it increasingly difficult to find the necessary skills within their workforce to meet the demands of a digital based business environment. …
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‘Shop Local’ for your Christmas star buys in Thame
29/11/2017
WE know that Christmas is a vital time for boosting the turnover of small, independent shops like those that make Thame’s high street so …
Mayor’s charities feel the ‘Midsomer’ effect
29/11/2017
THE Mayor of Thame’s charities, the Red Kite Family Centre and Thame & District Day Centre, will benefit from Thame’s popular Midsomer Walking Tours.
A …
Less people in hospital beds since changes at Thame
28/11/2017
A six-month pilot scheme at Thame community hospital, is to be extended to 12 months, to give the Trust that runs the hospital more …
Text your pothole !
28/11/2017
ROAD users in Oxfordshire, will be able to have more of a say about how highway maintenance money is spent in the county, via …
‘Bags of Joy’ on their way to refugee children
24/11/2017
JOHN Hampden Primary School children and parents are bringing joy to refugee children in northern France this week.
The school ran a Christmas Appeal entitled …
Two arrests after perfume thefts from Boots’ stores
23/11/2017
THAMES Valley Police has arrested two men after £10,000 of perfume was stolen following two burglaries at Boots the Chemist in Thames and Wallingford.
A …
Search for vehicle after vehicle break-ins in Thame
22/11/2017
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following thefts from two vehicles in Thame today.
Between 11.30am – 12.30pm today, (22/11), unknown offenders broke into …
Thousands of pounds worth of perfume taken in chemist break-ins
21/11/2017
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for information after £10,000 of perfume was stolen following two burglaries at Boots the Chemist, including one in Thame.
The …
‘Grab a grant’ from your councillor before it’s too late
21/11/2017
THAME’s District Councillors are concerned that applications for SODC Community Grants, worth £5,000 from each Councillor, have been slow in coming forward. Only £586 …
