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  • Non- dwelling burglary alerts from Thames Valley Police

    Burglaries and Burglary (non dwelling) – Thame area
     
    On Thursday 5th December between 11am and 9.40pm a property in Elm Close, Tetsworth, Thame was broken into.  Offender(s) forced entry  and stole items including a laptop and jewellery.


     
    ON  Thursday 5th December between 10am and 7.30pm a property in Rectory Road, Great Haseley, Thame was broken into.  Offender(s) have forced entry to a window and stole silverware.
     
    Between 5pm on Wednesday 4th and 11.05am on Thursday 5th December a shed in High Street, Chinnor was broken into.  Offender(s) have forced entry and stole two chainsaws.
     
    Please be extra vigilant. If you have seen any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area or have any information relating to this message please call the police on 101.
     
    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.
     

  • Have Your Say meeting

    A Have Your Say meeting is being held on Wednesday December 11, at the Co-Op Cafe, High Street, Thame, between 10am and 11am.

    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.

  • Jobs: Nurse Recruitment Day

    ARE you a qualified nurse looking for that next step in your career or a student nurse seeking your first employer?

    Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust is holding a nurse recruitment open day on Friday,  December 13, from 9am – 5pm, at the Postgraduate Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury.

    We are actively recruiting highly motivated experienced and newly qualified nurses across the Trust who can help us deliver quality, safe and compassionate care. The open day will give people interested in joining us the opportunity to meet with some of our clinical team, learn more about the Trust, the job opportunities we have and how we can support their career. Candidates can even be interviewed for a job on the day.

    We provide acute, community and palliative care in people’s homes or from one of our five community hospitals or two acute hospitals at Stoke Mandeville or Wycombe. The open day will be an opportunity to learn about the huge variety of experience we can provide for nurses; from A&E to care of older people, orthopaedics to spinal injuries. Alongside training and education we can provide subsidised accommodation, childcare vouchers, on-site subsidised nursery provision and flexible shift patterns.

    Lynne Swiatczak, chief nurse and director of patient care standards said, “We are investing in our future and as part of that we are increasing our nursing workforce. We want to have the best nurses delivering excellent patient care. We are committed to offering our nurses a rewarding and stimulating career and can provide training and development opportunities so they can learn and progress quickly. Because we are one of the first Trusts in the country to have integrated acute and community healthcare services we can provide our nurses with a wide variety of opportunity and experience which they just wouldn’t gain from many other Trusts.”

    To register your interest in attending the open day or for more information on the open day or the nursing vacancies at the Trust contact the recruitment office on 01494 734208 / 01494 734275 or email staffnurse@buckshealthcare.nhs.uk. Visit www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk or www.jobs.nhs.uk for all our job opportunities.

  • Public consultation on Elms plans

    Flash back to the Public Consultation on the Thame Neighbourhood Plan

    THE controversial, proposed Elms housing development in Thame is to be the subject of a Public Consultation Event.

    The public are being invited to view the proposals prior to the submission of a planning application, at Thame Town Hall on Friday, November 29, between 2.3o pm  and 7.30 pm.

    It’s not clear from the public notice in the local press, who is carrying out the consultation, but apparently ‘Members of the project team’ will be on hand to answer questions and discuss the proposals.

    The proposal has attracted opposition from  many local people who have apparently signed a petition against the plans (see LINK), and others who have questioned the proposals’ inclusion in the The Thame Neighbourhood Plan.

  • BMW car stolen in Thame

    ON Wednesday, November 13,  between 12.45 am and 7.10am, a vehicle was stolen from Cuttle Brook Gardens, Thame. The offender(s) stole a grey BMW 325, partial registration PN58 *** from a driveway.

    If you have seen any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area or have any information relating to this message please call the police on 101.

    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.

  • Family search – Ellis Ellis Williams – Thame 1930s-40s

    Name: David K Phillips.   Manton, Marlborough, SN8 4HW

    Email: keithandjuliet@waitrose.com

    Messages: This is a family search.
    Does anyone have any records or information on Rev. Ellis Ellis Williams during his residence in Thame, perhaps Vicar of Thame itself??
    I believe he was a Vicar in the 1930s and 40s?

    Any information or stories from the records would be of great interest.

  • Thame burglary-fest continues

    TO add to the four burglaries reported in Thame since the clocks went back on October 27,  there have been two more reported on Lea Park, both involving damaging locks to doors.  Between Tuesday,  October 29,  and Friday, November 1,  a property in Stafford Way was burgled.  The offender(s)  gained entry by damaging the lock to the rear door and stole jewellery.

    Protect your home and property

     

    The second burglary, between Monday,  October 28, and Friday, November 1, was at a property in Ludlow Drive, Thame.  was burgled.  Again, the offender(s) have gained entry by damaging the lock to the rear/side door and on this occassion, stolen silver and gold items.

    The police continue to emphasise the importance of vital, basic home security measures which can be found by following this link:  
    http://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/newsevents/newsevents-pressreleases/newsevents-pressreleases-item.htm?id=265419

    Please be extra vigilant. If you have seen any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area or have any information relating to this message please call the police on 101.

    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.

     

  • Two more burglaries in Thame

    FOLLOWING two burglaries in Thame this week, on October 26,  two more burglaries have been reported to Thames Valley Police.

    Between 2.30pm on Wednesday  30th, and 10 am on Thursday 31st October,  a property in Hamilton Road was burgled. Offender(s) gained entry by drilling the lock out of a rear door. There has been no report of any items stolen at this time.

    Between 7am on Tuesday 28th, and 12.40pm on Thursday 31st October,  a property in Glenham Road was burgled. Entry was gained via a rear patio door;. The offender(s) removed the casing (Ed. of the door handle) and snapped the lock. Items stolen include jewellery.

    Please be extra vigilant. If you have seen any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area or have any information relating to this message please call the police on 101.

    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.

    ADVICE FROM LOCAL LOCKSMITH

    Local Locksmiths, Nobles, told Thame.Net that these types of handles are very common on PVC doors.  Their advise is :  “You can buy anti snap cylinders which can be broken but still leave the door secure.”

     

  • Appeal for information after Thame burglary

     THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Cromwell Avenue, Thame.

    Between 4.15pm and 11pm on Saturday (26/10) offenders climbed over a fence into a rear garden. They subsequently climbed on to a flat roof they then forced entry to a bedroom window.

    Once inside the offenders carried out an untidy search of the property and stole jewellery.

    If you have any information please contact PC Claire Ashton from Didcot police station 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  No personal details are taken, information is not traced or recorded and you will not go to court.

  • Jewellery & watches stolen in Thame burglary

    THAME residents in the Cromwell Road area particularly, are being asked to keep a watch out for suspicious people or vehicles following a burglary on Saturday, October 26,  between 4.15 pm and 11 pm at a property in Cromwell Avenue, Thame. 

    It is not known at this time how entry was gained to the property, the offender(s) havimg stolen jewellery and watches.

    Please be extra vigilant. If you have seen any suspicious looking people or vehicles in the area or have any information relating to this message please call the police on 101.

    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.