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Lee has spent over 25 years in the sports and fitness industry. Working with a range of different age groups from young groups to the over 50’s, both in groups or 1-2-1 classes. Lee has worked in gyms, fitness centres both for the county council and privately owned. She has also worked with a large franchise group in the past, dealing with people’s fitness and nutrition. Helping people to achieve weight loss, toning, fitness and personal development. Having worked across a number of different exercise disciplines in the past, over the last 10 years her focus has moved to Pilates in order to develop core strength, toning for her clients.   Classes are mat based and tailored to individual needs. Each class has different ability…

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With just 10 days to go until our 5k fun run returns on Saturday 27th April, we’re urging parents and the local community to get behind this event raising funds for Lord Williams’s School.   The event is suitable for all ages and abilities, whether you want to run, jog or walk. Perhaps use it as a warm-up for a bigger challenge you’re taking on this year, or have some fun in the sun with all the family.   What’s happening on the day:   ✅ A fun warm up before fun runners set off ✅ Mr PopMaster himself – BBC Radio 2’s Ken Bruce ✅ Fun run – starting at 1pm – obstacles & colour in the school field and Phoenix Trail ✅ Music…

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Thame Concert Band presents A United Kingdom   A celebration of music from across the British Isles.   Contact tcbticketing@gmail.com for more information.

The Thame & Wheatley Ramblers Group has planned an leisurely 4 mile circular introductory walk on Sunday 28 April at 10am, starting in the Upper High Street car park, Thame. The walk will be followed by complimentary coffee and cake in Christchurch Hall (opposite the car park). All are welcome on the walk – just turn up on the day! The Ramblers Group arrange walks throughout the year of varying lengths and difficulty. Visit their website for more information: www.ramblers-oxon.org.uk.

Bring in any unwanted bikes from 9am Tell us how much you want to sell them for (the PTFA takes 25% off the top) Fill in a label with the price, your name and phone number and tie to the bike We do the rest leaving you free to browse amongst the other bikes and pick up the next size up bargain bike for your child. Or one ofr you It’s green, it’s economical and it’s fun!   All unsold bikes must be collected and taken back by the owners at the end of the event.