I am looking for combat photos of the small villages around Cassel.

I managed to find this photo of the entrance to Eecke via St sylvestre Cappel, a place of terrible fighting in 1940. It is totally this kind of thing that I am looking for to understand the situation of the place during the war.

 

The picture can be found on this website, among others:
Mai 1940 - 3° Nos villes et villages de Flandre sont occupés. - Sapeurs Pompiers - Fils de France
There are a whole lot of photos, some of which may not yet be known...

 

Any idea as to which unit this Matilida 1 would belong to?

Looking at photos of the 4th/7th RTR's counterattack at Arras on this site 1940 – 1941 the markings on the tank at Steenvoorde look remarkably similar:
- Square white ID on front and side of the hull
- Prewar UK registration plate (R(M?)Y 948) still attached
- Looks like a nickname (?OMAS?) under the drivers periscope and above the .50" ammo belt

Is this one of the last survivors of the 4th/7th RTR's composite force that fought at La Bassee canal? If they were withdrawing towards Dunkirk travelling through/near Cassel would certainly make sense.

If not 4th/7th RTR does anyone know what British armoured units were present around Cassel during 20th - 28th May 1940?

 

According to Tank Names v7:
GNAT
7th Royal Tank Regiment, 1st Army Tank Brigade
Infantry A11, Matilda Mk I
T 5594
RMY 948

 

Thanks Itdan, very helpful.

If you look at the name hard it is indeed GNAT, so it is from the 4th/7th RTR composite force.