Tamar Crossings Newsletter – December 2022
Tamar Crossings Newsletter No.9 December 2022
Ferry - A two-ferry service is in operation for an extended period due to essential maintenance. For the latest traffic updates. click here.
Tamar Crossings Newsletter No.9 December 2022
Christmas & New Year Arrangements 2022 Tamar Bridge Tamar Bridge tolls will be suspended from 0000 on 25th December 2022 until 2359 on 25th December 2022 (midnight to midnight). Drivers are requested to approach the toll plaza and pass through…
Invitations to provide a Mobile Catering Concession, the bid deadline is 23rd December 2022 Exciting catering opportunity at the Tamar Bridge. The Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre are inviting tenders for a high quality mobile catering unit selling…
Earlier this year the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee reluctantly took the decision to increase tolls to secure the long- term future of the two crossings. Between them the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry carry around 18 million…
Queen Elizabeth II’s State Funeral – National Bank Holiday Customer services offices at the Tamar Bridge and at the Torpoint Ferry and the Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre will be closed to the public on Monday, 19 September…
Tamar Crossings Newsletter No.8 July 2022
Saltash based Cornwall Councillor Martin Worth and staff from Tamar Crossings have worked together to make changes to the Saltash entrance of the Tamar Bridge south cantilever cycle and foot path following concerns from local resident and mobility scooter user…
The reluctant decision to increase tolls had to be made to secure the future of the two crossings. The income needed to operate the crossings relies on traffic numbers, and even now, two years after the first lockdown, our traffic…
After considering the financial situation facing the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferries and reviewing the results of the public consultation, members of the Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee have reluctantly agreed to increase tolls to secure the long-…
Tamar Crossings Newsletter No.7 March 2022