Swift Monza 2026: Compact Ford Transit Custom Motorhome with Four Berths

The Scottish Hospitality Awards 2026, held on June 17 in Glasgow, named winners in several categories. Rosneath Castle Park won Best Caravan Park, Ardardan Estate was named Visitor Day Attraction of the Year, and Cameron House took Resort Hotel of the Year. The Lodge on Loch Lomond received an award for Spa Retreat of the Year.

Avon and Somerset Police arrested a third suspect, a man in his 20s, on 18 June over an arson attack in Glastonbury on 13 June. The fire destroyed three caravans and severely damaged a Tesco supermarket; no injuries were reported.

A planning inspector dismissed Wayne Griggs' appeal, ruling his actions unreasonable. He must remove caravans, hardstanding, and other items from a site in Dibden within nine months. The inspector also partially awarded costs against Griggs. The New Forest National Park Authority stated his actions caused unnecessary time and expense.

In the UK, a suspect wanted for stealing a motorhome attempted to evade police by somersaulting off a bridge. The acrobatic move failed, and he was apprehended. The incident was captured on video.

British Swift Group has unveiled the updated Monza 2026 camper van based on the Ford Transit Custom. The model has been granted Ford Pro Convertor status, confirming factory-approved conversion and access to FordPass services. The camper accommodates four people, features a pop-up roof, kitchen unit with fridge and hob, 240 W solar panels, and a diesel heater. UK pricing starts at £75,490.

A couple from Dorset bought a motorhome for €25,500, only to discover two days later that its permissible gross weight of 3,850 kg exceeds the limit for a standard driving license (3,500 kg). The dealer agreed to take it back but withheld €3,450, sparking a consumer rights dispute. A consumer rights expert stated the dealer may have violated the law by failing to disclose the weight issue, knowing the buyers only had a standard license. In the Netherlands and the UK, similar rules apply: driving a motorhome over 3,500 kg requires a C1 license.