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Sadiq Khan urged to hire cat to tackle City Hall mouse problem
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has been urged to consider getting a cat to tackle a rodent problem at City Hall.
Photo by Laura D'Alessandro used under a Creative Commons licence
"10 Downing Street, The Treasury and the Foreign Office all now have cats," said Labour London Assembly member Tom Copley.
He has tabled a question to the mayor: "Given the problem with mice in the building will you consider getting a cat for City Hall, preferably rehoming one from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home?"
Sadiq Khan's response will be published later this month.
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