As spring progresses, the luminous beech foliage and exceptionally thick cherry blossom have gone, and I find a large grass snake sunning itself ...

You are in: Devon > History > History features > Shaping the future of the Tamar Valley The River Tamar The mining landscape of the Tamar Valley is being conserved and celebrated in a multi-million ...

River Rocks offers an extraordinary lifestyle in one of northern Tasmania's most picturesque settings. In Tamar Valley, the ...

The zip wire attraction was planned for the Tamar Trails, part of an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the Devon and Cornwall border Plans to create a new tourist attraction within a designated ...

The glorious wooded valley of the river dividing Devon and Cornwall is carpeted with daffodils – the legacy of Victorian market gardeners The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will earn a ...

The Tamar Valley was once at the heart of Devon's thriving minerals industry. For centuries, tin, silver, lead, granite and copper were all mined in this part of West Devon, and you can still see ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Let's face it, none of us are going wine tasting in France any time soon. But the world's second best sparkling wine region (behind ...

For a spur-of-the-moment Easter family break, one that's packed with enough out-of-the-ordinary outdoor activities to zap the kids' energies and allow frazzled mums and dads to snatch a little quiet ...