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• Welcome Laura – the new editor of Thame.net! - (February 25th 2021) -
  THAME-BASED marketing consultant Laura Fellows is to be the new owner of Thame.net. Laura will combine and apply her enthusiasm for the community and her marketing experience to move thame.net on into the future with a complete face-lift. The existing content, which people still reference, won’t be going anywhere. The content which has been lovingly created ...
• Farewell from Thame.net after 17 years - (November 12th 2020) -
  REGRETFULLY, the decision has been made to the effect that Thame.Net will not be updated after tomorrow, Friday, November 13, 2020. After 17 years, I have decided to fully retire from work, and live life away from a keyboard and the increasingly difficult challenge of metaphorically ‘spinning plates in the air’. Since becoming a town councillor ...
• Thieves smash Thame shop door and steal perfumes - (November 11th 2020) -
  THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following the burglary of a business in Thame. At around 5.50am on Saturday (7/11) the front door of a shop on the High Street was smashed. Offenders entered the shop and stole a number of perfume and aftershave items. The offenders then ran off down the alleyway next to the ...
• Community-led Renewable Energy projects - (November 10th 2020) -
  CHINNOR and Thame Friends of the Earth will be hosting a presentation by the Oxford Low Carbon Hub and Ethex at a Zoom Meeting on Thursday, November 19,  at 7.30pm. The Low Carbon Hub will talk about how they are pioneering the development of community-owned renewable energy across Oxfordshire, and how they have raised more than ...
• Phoenix volunteers accepting donations for Thomley’s Toy Appeal - (November 6th 2020) -
  VOLUNTEERS from one of the newest volunteer groups, Phoenix Community Club, an offspring of the Thame & District Rotary Club, will be supporting Thomley, the local children charitVOy, for their toy appeal. The public is asked to buy one toy as a Christmas present and to donate it to Thomley at one of the collection points ...
• Invitation to community solar scheme online Q&A - (November 2nd 2020) -
  DESPITE the rain, members  of the Thame Green Living group were at Thame market last Tuesday, October 27, to talk to interested people about the community solar scheme that has recently been launched with the support of Thame Town Council. Visitors to the stall included the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire, Amanda Ponsonby, and the Mayor of ...
• UPDATE- Re-arrest on suspicion of murder - (October 9th 2020) -
  UPDATE: Benjamin Eyles, 19,  of Monks Hollow, Marlow Bottom, has since been charged  with murdering 19-year-old accountant Joshua Harling, from Oxford, on July 22 this year in Thame. Eyles, was also charged with ‘conspiring to cause grievous bodily harm with intent’ alongside Nathan Braim in Elms Park in Thame on July 18. At Oxford Magistrates Court last ...
• Watch one-off live streamed Tea concert - (October 8th 2020) -
  TODAY, Friday, create your own afternoon tea concert and get ready to watch a one-off live stream of the ever-popular Rumsey’s Tea Concert. It’s the perfect way to ease into the weekend. While you relax in the comfort of your home, you’ll be able to have your cake and eat it as you listen to the ...
• Lord Williams’s to host cricket performance clinic - (October 8th 2020) -
  THE Institute of Cricket will be holding a Performance Satellite Camp at Lord Williams School, Thame, on Thursday, October 29 – Friday, October 30. Performance Satellite Camps include: Specialised high-intensity coaching. Pitchvision technology. Goal setting. Recovery and sleep advice. Strength and conditioning screening. Skill assessments in all areas of the game.Lord Full details on the I.O.C. Performance ...
• Thame Art Crawl back for the fourth year! - (October 6th 2020) -
  FOR the most part, 2020 has been a year of isolation. Lockdown life has meant that those desperate for a touch of culture have had to resort to watching plays on YouTube, tuning in for Grayson Perry’s Art Club and exploring galleries through their computers.  While there is something engaging about ‘walking’ through the Guggenheim whilst ...

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