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Updates from the latest Full Council Meeting

30th July 2026

Tuesday’s council meeting was a very warm meeting.  The Mayor, Cllr Gilbert was delighted to announce the fundraising totals for the Mayor’s Charities for 2025/2026 with the Red Kite Family Centre and Thame Youth Projects each receiving £9,000.00.

The Mayor announced that during his Mayoral Year this year (2026/27) he would be fundraising for the Thame Senior Friendship Centre (including Memories Café) and Thame Community and Youth Centre Project. 

Matters which were discussed included:

  • Planning Application P26/S0179/FUL at Diagnostic Re-agents Ltd, Chinnor Road, Thame - the council objected to the amended plans on this planning application.
  • Thame’s County Councillors, Cllr Edwards and Cllr Gregory, attended the meeting to discuss Local Government Reorganisation with Thame forming part of the newly created Ridgeway Council.
  • Strategy for Thame 2050 - Councillors provided feedback on the drafted document.
  • Community Governance Review was discussed and the agreed response approved to support SODC’s proposed boundary ward arrangements.
  • Members approved the appointment of a contractor to undertake path resurfacing in Cuttle Brook Nature Reserve using Section 106 funding.
  • Members received an update regarding Project Link.
  • Risk Management and Code of Corporate Governance policies were approved.

Full minutes will be published on the Town Council’s website as soon as they are available.

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