40 Silver Street – 13 April 2019
The cats of Cat’s grove have welcomed their new and spacious temporary toilet facilities on Silver Street. The archaeological site has been recorded and documented, and the trenches filled in, leaving a vast expanse of bare earth.
An American foxhound and a black Labrador retriever playing with a stick. Photo: Peter Wadsworth, via Wikimedia Commons.
Reading’s animal warden Lisa Clements is on a tour of the town this summer. She will be at Whitley Wood Recreation Ground, on Basingstoke Road, at midday on Wednesday 25 July to give advice and support to pet owners and to increase awareness of the problem of dog fouling.
Lady La-La, a classy kitty who loved to lounge and who featured in our Cats of Cat’s Grove series, died on 8 December 2017 following an illness.
To celebrate International Cat Day, here is a gallery of the cats of Cats’ Grove who have told their stories to the Whitley Pump.
Dave, who might actually be ‘Arry, lives on Boults Walk with his daughter and niece Tinkerbell.
Roosevelt (aka Pelé) is an eight year old long haired brown tabby gib cat who lives on Milman Road.
Kernow (aka Germaine) is an eight year old female silver tabby who lives on Milman Road.
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