Manchester City and Norway striker Erling Haaland announced on social media the purchase of a retro luxury Airstream camper customized by fashion brand Supreme. The Sun reports that such models can cost over £110,000, while this unit was priced at £67,000. Haaland said he plans to use the camper for road trips and overnight stays.
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Footballer Erling Haaland has acquired an Airstream camper created in collaboration with Supreme as part of the brand's Spring/Summer 2022 collection. The vehicle measures approximately 6.7 metres long and was originally priced at around £67,000. Production was limited to 100 units. The camper features a kitchen with a stove, microwave and refrigerator, a separate bathroom, Ultraleather seating, a large bed and sleeping space for four. The exterior bears the Supreme logo and a large red awning. Haaland ordered the camper from the United States and had it shipped overseas; in a video on his YouTube channel, he said he would use it to store his Supreme collection.
The Southwest Motorhome Show 2026 will be held at the Bath & West Showground in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September. The event brings together dealers, exhibitors, motorhomes and campervans, alongside talks, demonstrations and live entertainment. Opening hours are 9.30am to 5pm on Friday and Saturday and 9.30am to 4pm on Sunday. Day tickets are £10 in advance or £15 without advance booking, with entry free for those aged 17 and under. On Saturday, a Repair Café will run from 11am to 1pm at The Art Bank Café, where volunteers will assess electrical appliances, mechanical and wooden items, jewellery, bags and clothes for repair.
East Suffolk Council approved a retrospective application from Cornerstone Paving Limited for four additional holiday caravans at Spring Park Caravan Park in Willingham St Mary, near Beccles, increasing the total from 24 to 28 units. The application was recommended for approval by planning officers despite objections from the parish council and a maintained holding objection from Suffolk County Council Highways over parking information. Councillor Toby Hammond urged refusal or deferral, citing the maintained holding objection, drainage and cycle storage concerns, and described Spring Park as having 'a long history of shenanigans'. Councillors approved the development with conditions including cycle storage provision, maintaining a register of occupants, and limiting occupiers to stays of no more than 56 days in a calendar year as holiday accommodation only.
Hoburne, which operates caravan parks in Dorset and the New Forest, has been named the UK's best caravan park operator by consumer group Which?. It was also named a Which? Recommended Provider for the third consecutive year. The company runs seven sites in southern England, including Hoburne Park, Hoburne Naish and Hoburne Bashley. The parks received a customer score of 81% and five stars for food and drink.
Somerset Council has approved traffic regulation orders introducing double yellow lines on several streets in Glastonbury to prevent unauthorised roadside encampments. Restrictions will be implemented on all four arms of the Morland roundabout, at the mini-roundabout on Tor View Avenue, and zig-zag markings will be installed near St. Dunstan's School. As of late February, 131 people were living in vans, caravans or motorhomes on roadsides in the town. The measures are part of a wider plan that includes developing an official site for the 'non-bricks and mortar' community under the £23.6m Glastonbury town deal.
On the evening of September 8, a caravan belonging to an elderly couple was completely destroyed in a fire on the A477 near the Nash Fingerpost junction in Pembrokeshire. Local reports indicate the caravan had been left in a layby after a wheel bearing failure, and its door was found open the previous morning, suggesting a possible break-in. Firefighters from Pembroke Dock attended at around 7pm, using two hose reel jets, breathing apparatus, and a thermal imaging camera, but the caravan was beyond saving. Dyfed-Powys Police has been contacted for comment.
Cyngor Gwynedd's planning committee refused a bid to extend a seasonal touring caravan park in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Aberdaron. Reasons include landscape impact, lack of flood risk and drainage assessments, and inadequate access.
A man in his 40s was seriously injured when a VW campervan collided with a tent at Hatfield Park on Monday at 07:50 BST, following the Fantasy Forest Libertalia festival. He was taken to hospital. Hertfordshire Police are appealing for witnesses.
Somerset Council must pay legal costs of Cornish Farm Touring Park owners after inspectors ruled its behaviour 'unreasonable'. The caravan park near the M5 can remain.
Chris Miller, 77, from Penrhyndeudraeth, Wales, had lived in a caravan since 2012, without hot water or cooking facilities. After seeking help from Gwynedd council, he was offered a property through a housing association within 95 days and moved into his "forever home" seven months later. Miller's story is featured in the S4C documentary "Am Le i Fyw," which also highlights other clients of the homelessness team, including David, 62, who struggled with unsuitable temporary accommodation and eventually received a bungalow.
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has bought a luxury Airstream caravan branded with Supreme for £67,000. He revealed it in his YouTube series, which has about 4.4 million subscribers. The caravan, purchased in the US, features a kitchen and seating area, all decorated with Supreme products. Haaland plans to drive it to a location and spend the night inside.
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has purchased an Airstream travel trailer in a special edition by American brand Supreme. The vehicle, which cost £67,000 according to The Sun, was unveiled in the latest episode of his YouTube series. Haaland said he bought it in the US and plans to use it for road trips.
On the evening of September 7, an explosion in Bonnyrigg, near Dalhousie Chesters Court, completely destroyed a caravan. Firefighters were alerted at 9:25 PM and dispatched two appliances. Witnesses reported loud bangs and a large volume of flames. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed the fire was extinguished and the area made safe. Police Scotland has been approached for comment.
Wight Buggin' festival will take place from September 11 to 14 at Retro Staycations in Ryde, which was named Best Campsite 2025. The event features a Friday disco, Saturday live bands and DJs, including Blonde Bombshell and Hush Silent Disco, and a relaxed Sunday with local ale and food. Campervans, caravans, motorhomes, tents and TentBoxes are welcome. Weekend camping costs £54 per pitch for two adults, with children 17 and under free.
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has purchased an Airstream travel trailer branded with Supreme, estimated by The Sun to cost around 78,000 euros. In a YouTube video, Haaland said he bought it in the United States and plans to travel in it. His weekly wage at Manchester City is about 582,000 euros.
A family from London spent a holiday at Tapnell Farm on the Isle of Wight, where children did not ask for screens. Accommodation in domes with amenities, including a dishwasher, starts from £297 per night. The farm offers activities such as animal feeding, an aqua park, and a rope course.
Dover District Council has opened a public consultation on a proposal to ban overnight campervan parking on Sandown Road in Deal. Residents have complained about rubbish, gas canisters and camping gear left near their homes. The restrictions would apply only to the stretch between Sandown Castle and Godwyn Road and would not affect seafront parking. The consultation runs until September 11.
SRE Associates from Cockermouth has submitted an application to Westmorland and Furness Council for a holiday park with 130 lodges on a 30.21-hectare site at Bright Tarn, on Greystoke Moor in the Penrith area. The development, designed to last 50 years, is expected to create the equivalent of 18 full-time jobs, comprising eight full-time and 20 part-time staff. The proposed 130 holiday caravans would be built in three phases, along with 143 parking spaces. Environmental reports have flagged the site's proximity to protected waterways.
Victory Leisure Homes, part of the Rix Group, will host its annual garden party at its Gilberdyke showground tomorrow from 10am to 4pm. The event will showcase 27 holiday homes and lodges, including new Victory models Lakewood and Cotswold and Prestige's Dryft model. More than 250 attendees, including park operators, owners, media and suppliers, are expected. The company, which employs over 250 people, has increased its workforce by more than 90% in the past 18 months and is recruiting to meet demand.
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