As a Western Isles resident who is also a motorhome owner, I am very pleased that after all the hassle/ problems of last year on the Isle of Lewis, that this year it has been so much better. There is

Pressure jet! or even a vacuum cleaner that has a blow mode.

I never considered a Caravan when we were swapping from camping in a tent and this largely down to an accident that literally missed us by about 10 metres, when we were traveling up from Exmoor on the

Likewise with this one also. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9541007/Campervan-spins-M40-outside-Oxford.html 60mph more like 70 - 80mph! Why the hurry it's not as if if won't be there if when

OK so we do have a Fuel Station in Stornoway that sells LPG but you will not be making any savings if you come up here to buy it. It costs £0.865 per litre

I use https://www.scorpionauto.com/stolen-vehicle-tracking/motorhome-caravan-security-systems/ Haven't experienced and operational problems, and they have called me when I forgot to say the vehicle wa

I agree with Nigel, Caravan Guard my insurers have this an option. When looking for breakdown cover be warned, always read the small print. Some breakdown cover insurers, usually the cheap ones, do no

It already been done. Those of us of a certain age will know doubt remember the 'I'm backing Britain' Campaign of 1968 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27m_Backing_Britain

I agree Carol, I threw mine away ages ago, and unless compelled to I won't be buying replacements any time soon. Incidentally the AA don't mention it at all now.

This is what the RAC say. As of January 2013 the French government announced that the introduction of an €11 fine for not carrying one had been postponed indefinitely. However, law still states that d

Mick, You are quite correct, I realised after I posted that what I was wrote was not quite correct, just shows how easy it is to mis-interpret something. As I cannot edit the post I thought I'd leave

The devil is in the detail. The operative words in the UK Gov Statement is you will note is 'most' not all EU Countries. So however positive the statement may want to sound about driving in the EU som

That all may well be true Alan, however, Trump lost the Presidency, therefore this possibly allows a u turn on this policy, that and as yet the The Telecommunications Bill (Security) has not yet finis

I was watching Big Bash Cricket on BT Sport this morning when an advert for Lebara came on looks like a reasonable deal and they use Vodafone, which is good for me where we live. Does anyone have any

Current EU/UK Passport is OK for use provided it has more than 6 months left on it. In other words you don't have to get a new one until your old one runs out. Unless you want a Blue one in which case

All the guidance you need is here. https://www.gov.uk/visit-europe-1-january-2021

I have had half an eye on this Topic, as at some point I may have to dip my toe into the world of a monthly contract for my mobile phone. I am currently PAYG with Vodafone, I get charged £1 after a fe

Don't want to be picky, but I'm going to anyway. 🙄 There is no such thing as a smokeless zone, they are correctly called Smoke Control Areas. From memory, it's has been a long time since I was involve

There are eBay sellers and eBay sellers, some it is very wise to beware of, however not all are dodgy and it is easy to see whether the seller is legit. Particularly in this case.

Some guidance about whether your BluetTooth Android smartphone can be hacked. Android 10, the most recent version, is largely unaffected by this flaw. An attack will simply crash Bluetooth. So if your