Thame's mix of town-centre cottages, post-war semis and newer estates on the edge of town means fencing jobs here vary a lot, from replacing one blown panel to re-fencing a long rear boundary backing onto fields. We cover Thame itself and nearby villages including Chinnor, Haddenham and Long Crendon. Closeboard and featheredge suit longer, more exposed gardens, while concrete posts and gravel boards are worth considering where the ground stays wet through winter. If you're in Haddenham or Long Crendon, remember those villages are in Buckinghamshire, so any planning questions go to Buckinghamshire Council rather than South Oxfordshire. Tell us what you need, how many metres or panels are involved and whether old fencing needs taking away, and we'll pass your request to up to three local fencers.
Conservation areas and listed buildings. Thame town centre is a conservation area, and Chinnor has one too. Many older buildings around the High Street are listed. If that applies to you, check with South Oxfordshire District Council before you start. This is general guidance, not planning advice.