Caravan park residents in Bradford anxious over future of their homes

A couple from the channel Abrace a Trip – Pedro & Bruna showed what it's like to live in a motorhome in Scotland. They faced strong winds, gas shortages, and other challenges. In the video, they share tips on organizing space and choosing overnight spots, including free natural areas and urban parking lots.

Residents have complained about campervans and motorhomes parking overnight on residential streets in Weston-super-Mare, particularly near Clarence Park, Ellenborough Park, and the seafront. Council leader Mike Bell called it a 'perennial issue' and is seeking a review of council powers to address problems like litter, waste, noise, and antisocial behaviour. He has asked residents to report affected locations and issues.

Campervan conversion specialist AB Campers has been named Campervan Conversion Company of the Year at the Wales Prestige Awards 2026/27, marking its second consecutive win. The awards recognize small and medium-sized businesses for excellence in customer service, innovation, branding, and sustained growth. Over 2,000 nominations were submitted by customers, readers, and industry professionals. Based in Wales, AB Campers offers converted vans, full and partial conversions, repairs, upgrades, vehicle sourcing, and campervan hire. The company also designs and manufactures its own products, including pop-top roofs and bespoke furniture, and stocks the largest range of Rock 'n' Roll beds in Wales.

Police were called after a traveller group moved 16 caravans onto land at Orford Jubilee Neighbourhood Hub in Warrington. The first four caravans arrived on Friday, with 12 more arriving by Sunday. Following reports from leisure centre staff, Cheshire Police served notice, and all caravans have now vacated the site.

Actress Min Ji-young, recovering from a leg injury, left her camper for the first time in three months. She compared life in it to a 'prison without bars' and visited Canterbury.

Britannia Jinkey Jersey Ltd, owner of Pontins Pakefield near Lowestoft, has applied to expand the site with 340 additional caravan pitches for workers building Sizewell C. The park currently accommodates 500 workers. The proposal will be considered by East Suffolk Council's planning committee on Tuesday. If approved, development will occur in two phases: 160 pitches initially, then 180 more. The project also includes a bus depot, footpaths, and other infrastructure. After Sizewell C construction ends, the site will revert to tourist use. Local authorities raised concerns about infrastructure and environmental impact, but planners recommend approval, stating benefits outweigh conflicts.