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the new oak doors

Our new doors being fitted

Work started on installing the doors on Tuesday 7th May and they look fantastic. There is still a lot of painting & decorating required to finish off the whole porch project and this will be completed over the coming days, weeks & months. In the meantime we are absolutely delighted with the workmanship on these

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Existing OBS Door which is planned for replacement

Door Replacement Project – Update

Work is progressing well on replacing our old oak doors Thanks to some generous donations from individuals and organizations, including match funding from Greenham Trust’s Good Exchange, we have exceeded our target of £10,000. All the plans have been approved, and we have now appointed a contractor, with the work scheduled to take place in Spring

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Councillor Suzanne Adamantos attending the Mark T concert.

Thatcham Festival 2023

Another successful festival week was held with three different events running at the Bluecoat School. We started off hosting the Art Exhibition, followed by Mark T’s evening concert and wrapped up with the Photographic exhibition. These were all well attended, with positive feedback from visitors.

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Bobbie Collins Wootton and Thatcham Mayor, Jeff Brooks, at the unveiling of a plaque to commemorate Bobbie’s efforts to save the OBS from being sold by auction in 2004. Bobbie wish has always been that the building should be used by the community of Thatcham. Photograph by Nick Symes.

A plaque in honour of Bobbie Wootton

During the day on the Sunday and Monday, Thatcham Historical Society held an exhibition on local history, specifically focusing on the monarchy, with various items of memorabilia and photographs from over the years on display.  This was very well attended.   In one of his final few engagements, Thatcham Mayor Jeff Brooks, also unveiled a plaque

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