HERE is the latest Thame neighbourhood update from Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) Diane Jackson, Chris Hollis and Richard Howard. Several offenders have been brought to justice during May. These include:
Author: Sonja Francis
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06/06/12…..Robin Gibb’s funeral cortege to pass through Thame
ACCORDING TO Robin Gibb’s Facebook page, his fans and the people of Thame where he lived will have a chance to pay their final respects this Friday afternoon when his horse-drawn carriage will be drawn through the town of Thame, prior to his funeral at St. Mary’s Church.
Robin’s family said that: “At his wish, he will say a final goodbye to fans and his home town of Thame, Oxfordshire, this Friday prior to the funeral.”
The carriage will leave from Priest End in the town at around 1.30pm and travel along the High Street to the Town Hall. It will then return through the High Street to St Mary’s Church.
An email sent out to Thame Town Councillors, states that the cortege will include a procession of wolf hounds, a breed of dog which is a particular favourite of Robin’s widow, Dwina Murphy Gibb, who owns two Irish Wolf hounds.
The family ask wellwishers and fans who want to pay their final respects to use the full length of the High Street to avoid congestion.
The funeral service at St Mary’s is private, for close family and friends only.
IMAGE; Dwina Gibb, widow of Robin Gibb, with her beloved Irish Wolf Hounds. The breed will be part of the funeral cortegw of Robin Gibb, who died last week at the age of 62 years.
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06/06/12….Thame Neighbourhood Policing Team Newsletter June 2012
HERE is the latest Thame neighbourhood update from Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) Diane Jackson, Chris Hollis and Richard Howard. Several offenders have been brought to justice during May. These include:
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06/06/12…..Robin Gibb’s funeral cortege to pass through Thame
ACCORDING TO Robin Gibb’s Facebook page, his fans and the people of Thame where he lived will have a chance to pay their final respects this Friday afternoon when his horse-drawn carriage will be drawn through the town of Thame, prior to his funeral at St. Mary’s Church.
Robin’s family said that: “At his wish, he will say a final goodbye to fans and his home town of Thame, Oxfordshire, this Friday prior to the funeral.”
The carriage will leave from Priest End in the town at around 1.30pm and travel along the High Street to the Town Hall. It will then return through the High Street to St Mary’s Church.
An email sent out to Thame Town Councillors, states that the cortege will include a procession of wolf hounds, a breed of dog which is a particular favourite of Robin’s widow, Dwina Murphy Gibb, who owns two Irish Wolf hounds.
The family ask wellwishers and fans who want to pay their final respects to use the full length of the High Street to avoid congestion.
The funeral service at St Mary’s is private, for close family and friends only.
IMAGE; Dwina Gibb, widow of Robin Gibb, with her beloved Irish Wolf Hounds. The breed will be part of the funeral cortegw of Robin Gibb, who died last week at the age of 62 years.
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05/06/12…Nigel’s Jubilee Circuit to 1950s Rock
CELEBRATE the Queen’s 60 year reign by joining Nigel for this very special Circuit session and support Racquets’ three Peaks Wheelchair challenge!
FULL INFORMATION HERE
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05/06/12…Nigel’s Jubilee Circuit to 1950s Rock
CELEBRATE the Queen’s 60 year reign by joining Nigel for this very special Circuit session and support Racquets’ three Peaks Wheelchair challenge!
FULL INFORMATION HERE
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03/06/12…..Jubilee church service & party
St Mary?s All-age Jubilee Service & Party, on Sunday, June 3.
Follow LINK for more information.
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03/06/12……Beat the Pro and double your Do at Racquets, Thame
FROM 12 – 4pm – If you lose, the money goes to the Matt Hampson Foundation.
More information HERE
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03/06/12….Tetsworth Jubilee celebrations – Invitation
INVITATION – To all villagers and friends of Tetsworth for a Community Meet To Celebrate the Queen?s Diamond Jubilee on Sunday, June 3, 2012.
On the Village Green from 8.30 – Create the party street. Set up your gazebo or sun shades on the green, bring your own or use the tables and chairs by courtesy of the Memorial Hall.
10.00 Church open for children?s crown making.
11.00 Jubilee service in Tetsworth Church, everyone welcome
12.00 Children are encouraged to dress up as royalty for the procession from the church.
13.00 Blessing by Rev. Waterson. (Bring your own picnic lunch).
15.00 Family fun Olympics, treasure hunt and team games.
16.30 Tea and a cup cake (please bring decorated cup cakes for the display and then to share).
17.30 – Music and relax for the evening.There will be an emergency wet weather programme in the Memorial Hall just in case!
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03/06/12……Beat the Pro and double your Do at Racquets, Thame
FROM 12 – 4pm – If you lose, the money goes to the Matt Hampson Foundation.
More information HERE