The Tamar River is central to Cornish history and identity, marking a 1,000-year-old divide between Celtic Cornwall and Anglo Saxon England.

The River Tamar is where Devon ends and Cornwall begins. The 50 mile long waterway provides a natural county boundary, starting just four miles short of Bude on the north Cornwall coast and ...

Campaigners fighting the dumping of dredged waste from the River Tamar in the sea off Cornwall are to make their case to government officials. Two years ago Defra granted Devonport naval base a ...

Drivers who cross the River Tamar from Cornwall into Devon may have to pay 50p more from next year. The Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee has issued 25,000 leaflets to bridge and ferry ...

Salmon fishermen who agreed to a temporary halt to netting on the River Tamar in Cornwall fear the ban may not be lifted. Compensation was paid to some while others opted to continue paying an ...

A Cornish pub on the River Tamar and historic Mount Edgcumbe has reopened after new landlords have taken over. The Edgcumbe Arms in Cremyll has been closed since October 2023 whilst St Austell ...

A journey of 87-miles (140km) the Tamara Coast to Coast Way follows mostly the River Tamar along the border of Devon and Cornwall. The route, connecting the south and north coasts of Cornwall, was ...

Man escapes from van after river plunge in Cornwall. A van driver has escaped serious injury when his vehicle crashed through a wall on a bridge and plunged 15 feet into the River Tamar in Cornwall.

However, it transpires that the beaver may have been in some difficulty and had headed too far down the Tamar. Chris Jones, manager of the Cornwall Beaver Project, said he had been made aware that ...

A bridge on the Devon-Cornwall border which was damaged in a crash has reopened this afternoon, 18 April, ahead of schedule. The Grade 1 listed Newbridge at Gunnislake has been closed for repairs ...