Couple sold everything they own to travel the UK in a motorhome - with their dogs

A couple sold everything they own to travel the UK in a motorhome - with their dogs in tow.

Stuart Scattergood, 36, and his husband, Andrew, 57, gave up their home and the pub they ran, got rid of their cars, furniture and over 17 bags of clothes.

They bought a £10,000 motorhome and have been on the road for the last two years - with their pooches, a 15-year-old Shih Tzu called Pixie, Soda, a 15-year-old labrador collie cross and Luna, a six-year-old Shih Tzu Chihuahua cross.

The two ran the Belle Vue Pub near Scarborough, North Yorkshire, for four years before Andrew jokingly suggested they should buy a motorhome.

But his joke soon became a reality and both decided they'd done enough with the boozer - turning it from "not being very good" to award-winning.

The couple - who rented the pub from a landlord - handed in their six-month notice and began looking for a new transportable home.

They sold all of their belongings - including chairs, tables, sofas, white goods and some of their Doctor Who collectibles - to afford their new motorhome.

Stuart and Andrew even cashed in on their two cars - a Mercedes and a Range Rover - getting back £4,000 for the pair.

They also donated 17 bags of clothes to charity to free up some much-needed space in their motorhome.

After raising close to £10k they bought their new RV in February 2023 and hit the road with their three dogs - hoping their savings would allow them to travel up and down the UK for the next two years.

But 15 months on, the pair have been all over the UK from John O'Groats to Lands End and are currently under budget, hoping to live out their nomadic lifestyle for a further two years.