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By Adrian Darbyshire
Published on Thursday 26 April 2012 07:00
A MHK raised concerns about old motorhomes being left abandoned in residential streets for months on end – and claimed it was lucky nobody was hurt when one such vehicle actually blew up.
David Quirk (Onchan) raised the issue of motorhomes with Infrastructure Minister David Cretney MHK and asked him: ‘Would he not be concerned, as I am, with only last year in this particular area of Onchan, in Belgravia Road, where one of these motorhomes actually blew up and ripped the side out of the vehicle?
‘Lucky enough nobody was injured at the time, but it is in a park. Would the minister not look at any regulations he does... [Read More]
Sheffield is the caravan capital of the UK, while Londoners are among those with the least, according to a survey.
Sheffield has more caravan and motorhome owners than anywhere else in the UK, the survey by insurance company Safeguard UK found.
The next most-popular location for caravan and motorhome owners was Portsmouth followed by Nottingham, Peterborough, Bristol, Birmingham and Leicester.
Ilford in east London, Watford in Hertfordshire and Harrow in north west London were among the places where there were fewest caravan and motorhome owners.
Safeguard UK said Sheffield was an ideal spot for caravanners, lying within the Peak District National Park and with access to the North... [Read More]
This fire is thought to have been caused by an electrical appliance which had been left on inside the van... doesn't whether fixed or portable.. but irrespective, leaving heaters unattended is inadvisable as in the event of a fire your insurer won't pay out..
Monday, May 14, 2012
The Sentinel
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a fire that began in a campervan and spread to two homes.
The houses were evacuated after the vehicle went up in flames in Chell Green Avenue, Chell.
THE family of a Wirral man who died after a camper van he was repairing fell and crushed him today paid tribute to their "lovely" brother.
Terence Henshaw, 45, from Woodchurch, had been restoring the VW camper van for his nephew and was working on it when the accident happened.
An inquest at Wallasey town hall was told Terence Henshaw died from his injuries after a jack gave way under the van on the gravel driveway of his sister's house on New Hey Road in Woodchurch last November.
His sister Margaret Dooley found her brother after... [Read More]
By Adrian Darbyshire
just seen this on the news ? sad RIP TERENCE X
