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Litter picking in Thame

Thame has a proud history of litter picking with 'Thame Tidy' events and the creation of Thame Wombles. Although both of these have come to an end the litter picking effort has not! Thame now hosts monthly litter picks organised by Thame Rotary; has several Duke of Edinburgh volunteers who you can often spot out and about; businesses who host their own litter picking events and of course our litter picking resident heroes who regularly take to the street to clear up the litter on a regular basis. 


To keep track of where is being litter picked we have the map above. This allows future events to be focused on areas that are not currently being litter picked. However, we are sure that there are details missing. So if you know of areas that are regularly being cleared of litter the please let us know by sharing detail of the areas you litter pick on the day you do it on either 

  1. the 'Thame Litter Pickers' Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/878324296273643

  2. the Thame Green Living website - https://thamegreenliving.org.uk/tgl-project/litter-picking-in-thame/

If you are not involved in litter picking, but want to be, then head to the Thame Green Living page above for more information about how to go about it. Then choose one of the white roads on the map above and get out there. 


Or if you want to be more social, then why not join in on one of the Thame Rotary Litter Picking activities instead. https://thame-rotary.org/

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Not too late for a calendar! 

You may feel it is a little late to get a 2026 calendar - but this is not just a calendar. Each month there are details about the activities and actions you can take to make Thame a greener, cleaner place to live. So pick one up today to get inspired. 

Thame Library events

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Thame Library hosts a wealth of interesting events. If you haven't been to one before perhaps a visit on April 23rd to hear about Birds of the River Thame with local conservationist Nick Marriner might interest you. Find out more by following their Face Book page: https://www.facebook.com/ThameLibrary

A Fair Energy Transition: What Could It Look Like Locally?

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Wednesday 22 Apr 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00pm, Online

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CAG Oxfordshire and Low Carbon Hub invite you to join them for a lunchtime session in their latest Energy Collaborate series: ' A Fair Energy Transition - what does it mean locally?'

You'll hear from Ruth Mayne, former Lead Researcher on the Just Transition at Oxfam. Ruth will discuss what a fair, and fast energy transition could look like here in Oxfordshire, including examples of good practice, as well as time for discussion and a Q and A with participants. It will be an inspiring lunchtime that could help propel us towards a greener, fairer county.

Share your support for the Haddenham-Thame Greenway

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In an eye-catching spectacle on Friday 20th March, Thame streets were lit up as the Glow Ride passed by:  30 bike riders, bedecked with fairy lights, joined together to support the long-awaited Greenway and ask for consideration of all potential riders in its design, noting the historically low number of women and girls cycling generally.

Please, broadcast your support!  Please "like", share and comment on the social media coverage, which includes superb video from a drone, here.

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On the buses

Enjoy free park and ride bus travel for up to two adults and three children with a valid parking ticket to and from Oxford park and ride sites - available until at least the end of May.

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Get involved in green action in your community

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Did you know Thame has a Green Living Plan - a 10 year plan for a greener, cleaner Thame. The plan includes over 190 actions that we want to take by 2030 to help achieve this. 

You find out more about these actions and see what has already been completed, what is in motion and what still needs to take place at the Thame Green Living Website - https://thamegreenliving.org.u...


There is so much to achieve so get in contact through the website to play a part. 

Events coming up

To find out what is happening in the local area please visit the Calendar you can find at this link: https://thamegreenliving.org.u...

To add an event to the calendar contact [email protected]

Send details of your event to be included

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Google Calendar for local sustainable events

21st Century Thame have set up a google calendar that is up to date with any environmental / sustainable events - https://21stcenturythame.co.uk/21st-century-thame-environmental-calendar-of-events/

- let them know if we’re missing any - and click on the ‘add’ cross at the bottom of the calendar to subscribe to the calendar so that the events appear on your personal device.

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Add your Green Group to the Mycelium Map!

The Mycelium Map is a digital ecosystem for eco-groups to showcase their work and events. It’s open to everyone in and around the Chilterns working on climate and nature sustainability.



You can read about the map here: https://hedgerleywood.org/mymap/

Or check it out at: https://mymap.eco



Email [email protected] for information and the link you need to put your group on the Map.

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