R S RECRUITMENT SOLUTIONS LTD – An n exciting opportunity for the right candidate to become a key player in a growing company in the local area. I am looking for individuals who want to earn great money by contacting current clients, past clients, and new potential clients. This is a sales/account management role where you need to research online and contact people to see if they are interested in your services. This can be done on the telephone or via email. Happy to train those who have no previous experience in this sector! Great money, good location and great offices. If you want a fun and rewarding job, this could be for you! Please email clara@rsrecruit.co.uk with an up to date CV and I will get back to you. Salary from £18,000 – £25,000 plus bonuses. Thanks, Clara
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Beware bogus ‘planning control officers’ turning up
THAMES Valley Police has received reports recently of some people posing as planning or building control officers to gain access to people’s properties under the pretence they’re looking into enforcement issues etc. When challenged, they’ve said they were from “planning” and left immediately.
Thames Valley Police Alert Planning officers can often turn up to a site unannounced, especially planning enforcement officers. However, they will always have photo ID on them, and are always happy to be asked for it and to explain the reason for their visit. Their identity can also be verified by calling the planning office on 01491 823740 or by contacting the Customer Service Manager Duncan Grainge on 01491 823711 or email: duncan.grainge@southandvale.gov.uk
Residents are asked to be extra vigilant about this kind of activity and to ask for ID from anyone who visits unannounced from any organisation. Please report suspicious activity to the Police via the 24 hour non-emergency telephone number 101 or call 999 for crime in progress.
The Police would appreciate your help in passing this message onto family, friends, work colleagues and other residents living in the area, thank you.
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Get Pastor Paddy pedalling again!
PADDY Harris, the popular pastor of Cornerstone Church in Thame. has had his red racing bike stolen from outside his house. Some of his friends and parisheners have set up a Crowdfunder page to raise the money to by Paddy a replacement bike.
If you would like to help ‘Let’s get Pastor Paddy pedalling again’ visit Crowdfunder.co.uk to find out how you can contribute. http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/Get-the-vicars-bike-back -
Deputy Manager – Oxfam Bookshop
JOB VACANCY – Thame – Salaried Assistant Manager at the Oxfam Bookshop in Cornmarket, Thame.
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Have your say with local neighbourhood police officers
THE following Have Your Say Meetings are being held in Thame, with our Neighbourhood police officers:
Thursday, July 17, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame, between 2pm and 3pm.Thursday, July 31, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame, between 2pm and 4pm.
Please come along; this is your opportunity to speak with your neighbourhood officers to discuss any local issues of concern you may have. If you are unable to attend but wish to speak with your neighbourhood officers, please call 101.
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Spare building material bags wanted
WANTED : The Thame Community Equipment Bank needs bags for carrying marquees in. They need to be strong but light weight. Need to have handles which won’t cut into your hands. Have you had any building material delivered in strong bags ? We will clean them before use.
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Are your sheds and garages secure?
THAMES Valley Police is advising residents living in South Oxfordshire to be extra vigilant following a series of shed and garage breaks-in the area. Most incidents have occurred overnight.
Thames Valley Police Alert On 17th May, a shed in Thame Road, Tiddington, and a shed in London Road, Milton Common, Thame, were broken into. Power tools were stolen. Between 20th / 21st May, a garage in Watlington Road, Stadhampton, was broken into and power tools stolen.
On 20th May, a shed in Court Drive, Shillingford, was broken into and power tools stolen.
Between 15th / 21st May, a shed in Observatory Close, Benson was broken into. Power tools and golf equipment was stolen.
For crime prevention advice on securing sheds/garages and details on property marking please click on the link below:
http://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/crime-prevention/home-garden-security/sheds-garages.htm
If you see any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area, try to obtain vehicle details including colour, make/model, registration number and a description of any persons seen.
Please report any information to the police as soon as possible on the 24 hour non-emergency telephone number 101 or call 999 for crime in progress.
Alternatively if you have information but wish to remain anonymous, please call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online @ crimestoppers-uk.org
. No personal details are taken, information is not traced or recorded and you will not go to court.
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Three days to go to a tidier Thame!
IF you or your organisation can help in any way, Sue would love to hear from you via email: Suedownhill@gmail.com
She also needs local people to suggest places around Thame that need tidying up.
We Kick off at 9:00am meeting initially at Racquets fitness centre to divide the troops and allocate jobs.
See u there 🙂
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Apply now for grants for YOUR community organisation
THAME Town Council’s Grants Scheme reopened on April 1, which aims to fund projects which “address the needs, aspirations and issues of the people in our community. “
The council is inviting local charitable organisations who are working for the benefit of Thame to apply for funding to support projects that aim to develop skills, improve health, revitalise the local environment and enable people to become more active citizens.
Who can apply? – Any community or not-for-profit group working for the benefit of the people of Thame. Other terms and conditions apply. Visit www.thametowncouncil.gov.uk for further details and to download an application form or pick up an application form from the Information Centre at Thame Town Hall.
For further information or for assistance in completing the form, contact 01844 212833
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Have your say with community policing team
Thames Valley Police Alert THE following Have Your Say Meetings are being held in Thame:
Thursday 10 April, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame, between 10am and 11am.
Monday 28 April, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame, between 3pm and 5pm.
This is your opportunity to speak with your neighbourhood officers to discuss any local issues of concern you may have. If you are unable to attend but wish to speak with your neighbourhood officers, please call 101.