The Queen Elizabeth Circle Recreation Area lies south-west of Tythrop Way. As part of a joint project with 21st Century Thame and Thame Town Council we have planted trees here – but they need a team to sustain them. Could you help?
Since the launch of the Green Living Plan in 2020, two new walking routes in and around Thame have been developed: Thame Inner Circuit and Thame Outer Circuit. Find out more before going for a walk
Get involved in this project With funding from With thanks to Lucy Electric who paid for the trees – and helped to plant them! Partners This was a collaboration between Thame Green Living, Thame Trees (part of 21st Century Thame), Thame Town Council and Lucy Electric UK Ltd.
Get involved in this project With funding from This project has been supported by the Trust for Oxfordshire’s Environment with funding from Section 106 funds and the Community Infrastructure Levy, as well as by Section 106 funds generated from the Thame Meadows development on Oxford Road, Thame. Partners
Register your business to exhibit at the first Thame Green Business Expo. Taking place 16th March 2023 at Thame Town Hall
‘Proposed Permanent Aggregate + Soil Recycling Facility at Moorend Lane, Thame’
Thame Green Living, 21st Century Thame, Carmichael UK in collaboration planting hedges in Thame.
Queen Elizabeth Circle Rec and land adjacent to the Skate Park need a maintenance team for a couple of years. Can you help ?
August 2022 sees the installation of some of the Thame Outer Circuit Waymarkers. Take a walk out of Thame and around the locality.
Work has already been progressing to achieve Thame’s Green Living plan and early in 2022 Lightfoots Solicitors were one of the first local companies to sponsor a partnership initiative between 21st Century Thame and Thame Green Living. This funding has allowed the partnership to make good progress on projects such as : 20mph throughout Thame and Moreton … Read more
The Freshwater Habitats Trust (based in Oxford) is looking for volunteers to help grow thousands of endangered wetland and water plants for planting out at selected sites in Oxfordshire and has asked me if the volunteers of Thame Green Living can help.
Rotary Phoenix is calling on volunteers to help clear Scotgrove Stream banks – weekend 7-8 May 2022
In March 2021, the Thame Outer Circuit walking route was unveiled, providing an approximately 20 mile circular walk in the countryside around and linked back to Thame. The route was created by members of the Thame & Wheatley Ramblers to encourage walking in the countryside as one of the key aims of the Thame Green … Read more
After two years of detailed preparation, enthusiastic teams of volunteers braved two crisp late autumn mornings to begin the regeneration of Rycote Meadow.
You may have seen these new signs appearing in areas around Thame, indicating verges that are part of a no mowing trial. They are the result of a joint initiative led by Thame Green Living working with Thame Town Council, and part of a broader project that aims to restore some of the richness of … Read more
Recently we introduced you to the Thame Outer Circuit; today meet its little brother – the Thame Inner Circuit. This walk is a 4 mile walking route making use of existing paths, pavements, tracks and trails within Thame and is perfect for a dog walk, getting your step count up, meeting a friend for a … Read more
The Thame Outer Circuit is a new walking route that is now available for you to enjoy, providing an approximately 20 mile circular walk in the countryside around – and linked back to – our town. The route has been created thanks to the hard work and dedication of members of the Thame & Wheatley Ramblers to … Read more
BRAND new litter picking group Thame Wombles has been overwhelmed with support in its first two weeks. Tidy-minded Thame residents have already collected more than 40 large refuse sacks of litter from streets and hedgerows in and around Thame since the group’s creation on 23 January. The venture has been so successful that local firms … Read more