The drivers side switch panel blew a couple of fuses, stopping drivers side window, central locking, roof from working. Left side worked fine using its own switches. Replaced fuses for drivers side and worked fine, a week later it happened again, fuse in switches on driver side for windows blew again, the drivers side window after changing fuse again will not now go up and is stuck but rest of windows work from panel. 

2 hours ago, sued2008 said:

The drivers side switch panel blew a couple of fuses, stopping drivers side window, central locking, roof from working. Left side worked fine using its own switches. Replaced fuses for drivers side and worked fine, a week later it happened again, fuse in switches on driver side for windows blew again, the drivers side window after changing fuse again will not now go up and is stuck but rest of windows work from panel. 

It’s only a suggestion, I would investigate the wiring as it comes through the door into the door pillar to the car . It’s not unusual for the wiring to become worn in one place with the constant use of opening and closing the door, the wiring can fracture and then short out . A second possible cause of a fuse blowing is that the door window slides that retains the glass can become worn and misaligned , causing the window to snag and overload the fuse causing it to blow .