Thornborough News

Thornborough News is distributed free of charge to all households throughout the parish and contains lots of useful information and articles about village life.

For more information including advertising opportunities or any delivery issues, please contact tnewseditor2018@gmail.com

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November 2022 - January 2023  
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 November 2021 - January 2022
September - November 2021 
March - May 2021
November 2020 - January 2021 

 

NO MOW MAY’ 2023 and beyond Tell us your thoughts………..
 Casual Vacancies February 2024
 

Thornborough eNews – Village Facebook Page

Thornborough has a dedicated Facebook page – Thornborough eNews. The page is open to Thornborough residents, local groups or friends of Thornborough. It’s a place to post news, advertise events or ask questions. We ask that people who wish to join the group or who are invited to join the group answer a qualifying question about links to the village this ensures that the content is kept local. The group is administered by three volunteer ‘admins’ who do their absolute best to ensure that Facebook posts and subsequent comments are kind and courteous to all. Bullying, poor language and/or discrimination will not be tolerated. If you would like to join the group please use the link below and answer the qualifying question re what are your links to the village.

Thornborough eNews – Village Facebook Page

Thornborough Parish Council Allotments

One of the half plots has become vacant and is available immediately for cultivation.

The fee for 2024/5 will be £20.00 when it becomes due after 1 April 2024.

Please get in touch - see below - if you are interested in taking on this half plot.

 

E: clerk@thornboroughparish.org.uk

M: 07756247186

19 February 2024


Potholes and Road Repairs – message from our ward councillor

Buckinghamshire Council continues to prioritise roads and has approved the release of an extra £5million, in addition to an already approved £100million investment over the four years, to support the Highways teams intensify and extend road repairs and improvements. The council commits to carrying out emergency repairs classed as ‘category 1’ defects where the road is unsafe, within two hours of being reported. It is essential residents continue to report any defects to FixMyStreet (buckscc.gov.uk) to ensure alongside their regular inspection, officers are alerted of any issues as quickly as possible.

Cllr Adekunle Osibogun, Buckingham East
Email: ade.osibogun@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
Telephone: 07467 837954
https://www.facebook.com/adeosibogun.bucks; Twitter: @AdeOsibogun

https://www.fixmystreet.buckscc.gov.uk

Cost of Living Crisis Support
https://costoflivingsupport.campaign.gov.uk/
Energy Doctor 
Pond Project
Thornborough Flood Action Group 
Report December 2022