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FOR SALE – UFO bouncy castle. Cost £2500,will sell for £650 inc blower and mats etc –
contact: Martyn Folley 07810 823 487

St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Thame will be partially closed on Wednesday-Teachers’ industrial action. Early Years & Yr 1 closed. The rest of the school will remain open.

The industrial action planned by the union is a continuation of protests over pay and pensions that have gone on for more than two years, prompted by Department for Education efforts to change teachers’ working conditions.

Engineer required‬ – if you are a qualified 17th edition electrician and want to join our growing team working across the UK please call James on 0800 978 8988 – Critical Power Supplies Ltd, Thame

Retail apprentice wanted at Whats Cooking in Thame http://bit.ly/1ook2iN

This role will involve serving customers, taking orders and payments and dealing with customer enquiries as well as being involved in the sales promotion and merchandising of the food products within the shop. Apply here http://bit.ly/1az8cco and search for vacancy ref 403955

FAMILY search request: Does anyone remember Jack Featherstone and Sonja Gordon who lived in Thame from 1981 to 1987?  We would be interested in any information.

Please respond via The Editor – editor@thame.net

THAME’S Health Centre has been manfully carrying on over the past twelve months, providing medical care for its 15,000 patients, during the inevitable disruption of a period of complete refurbishment.

To celebrate the completion of the work, the Rycote Practice and Trinity Health are holding an open evening on Thursday, March 20, for patients to see for themselves the final results which the centre hopes will improve the service offered there for both patients and the medical staff.

Once the door are opened at 5:45pm, and refreshments have been shared, Dr James Weir & Dr Charles Chubb will welcome everyone and give a summary of the redevlopment work at 6pm. Then, Rycote Practice Patient Group Chair, Andy Jinman and Trinity Health Patient Group Chair, Sandra Davison, will talk about The Importance of Good Healthcare facilities in Thame – A patient View.

The highlight of the evening will be the long anticipated, judging of the Rycote Practice Photo Competition, judged by Wendy Court (PPG – Patient Participation Group member) and a panel of judges. The official opening of the newly refurbished health centre will then be carried out by the Mayor of Thame, Peter Lambert, before groups of visitors will be taken on a tour of the building in informal groups by staff of both Practices.

Anyone who would like to attend should contact: katy.clarke1@nhs.net by Wednesday, March 19.

PLANNING Applications to be considered by Thame Town Council’s Planning Committee on Tuesday, March 18,  2014.

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P13/S2844/HH
70 SOUTHERN ROAD
Amendment No. 2
Erection of rear conservatory and installation of lantern light over existing flat roof (amended plans received 18 February 2014).

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P14/S0159/HH 5 HAZELTON CLOSE
Amendment No. 1
Erection of a two storey side extension (as amended by drawings accompanying email from agent dated 28 February 2014).

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P14/S0293/HH
15 & 17 WENTWORTH ROAD
Demolition of garages to 15 & 17 and conservatory to 15. Erection of two storey side extensions and single storey rear extensions.

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P14/S0421/LB
TOWN HALL, HIGH STREET
Proposed refurbishment and external improvements.

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P14/S0462/FUL
UNITS A, B & C LUPTON COURT, 2 LUPTON ROAD
Revision to planning consent P07/E0566 to extend the current B8 use to allow for B1/B2/B8 use of the development.

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P14/S0503/HH 9 CAVENDISH WALK
Proposed alterations to existing attached garage, rear extension to kitchen and new attached double garage (Amendment to planning permission
P13/S1546/HH).

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P14/S0545/FUL SKATE PARK, TYTHROP WAY
Replacement of existing skate park with new concrete skate park.

THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after an attempted burglary on Lower Icknield Way, Chinnor.

Between 12pm and 3pm on Wednesday (12/2) offenders forced entry to the property by smashing a rear door. Once inside the property cash and car keys were stolen and a silver Mercedes C350 Sports subsequently stolen from the driveway.

PC Ali Foster from Didcot police station said: “If you saw a silver Mercedes sport leaving the area around this time please contact the police through 101”

If you have any information please contact PC Foster via the Thames Valley Police Enquiry Centre on 101.

If you don’t want to speak directly to the police you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org (opens new window). No personal details are taken, information is not traced or recorded and you will not go to court.