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On 20 July 2007 parts of
Thatcham were flooded during a period of sustained heavy rain, during which three times the average July monthly rainfall hit the town in just 24 hours. While the rivers did not flood, the quantity of water flowing down the hills from Cold Ash and
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The motor insurers' automotive research centre is located at
Colthrop. The 'Thatcham categories' issued there are the industry standard for vehicle immobilisers and alarms.
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before going through several minor changes until the current form was adopted in the 16th century. The town had a period of great prosperity around 1304, when the Chapel of
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elections: Thatcham
Central, Thatcham North, Thatcham South & Crookham and Thatcham West. Seven councillors represent Thatcham on the West Berkshire Council with the
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meaning village in Saxon. However, some of the earliest written references, in c.951 and c.975, records it as
Thaecham. The Thaec comes from the Saxon
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who tried to wade with rope across Stoney Lane. About 1,100 properties were affected; many residents moved out into mobile homes.
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1037:Barfield, Samuel; Parker, James (24 May 2019).
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1217:"Briefing note: Flooding and Thatcham"
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1053:"The name of Thatcham"
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