A tabby cat was spotted last night on an Avanti West Coast train at London Euston sitting atop the 125mph Pendolino service at 8.30pm before it was due to leave for Manchester at 9pm.
Passengers were put on a replacement train as staff took the one the cat was on out of service to try and coax it down. It took them over two hours to coax him down.
It then 'swaggered off' with the air of having somewhere else to be.
It is not clear as to how the cat got up there in the first place.
In November last year I constructed a wee bed for Rosie, which she likes.
I am pleased to report that the bedding has just been upgraded, by using some offcuts of William Morris's "The Strawberry Thief" to make a new pillow and duvet for her.
Rosie and I would like to thank Sara Walpole of Sarah & Topsy for making such splendid bedding for Rosie.
I arrived in Downing Street exactly 10 years ago today. It’s felt like my housemates have been intent on making a mess of things since then, but hopefully I’ve provided some stability. Time to get to work on the second decade!#Larryversary
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) February 15, 2021
The key thing to remember is that I live here permanently, the politicians just lodge with me for a bit until they’re fired. They all work out sooner or later that it’s me that runs the place... #Larryversary pic.twitter.com/5QJhZrrE5D
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) February 15, 2021
How it started How it’s going#Larryversary
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) February 15, 2021
(Pic @JeffOvers) pic.twitter.com/bhcPUDsgpX
I know how much you love seeing pictures of me - so please thank@justin_ng@PoliticalPics@imageplotter@PjrFoto
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) February 15, 2021
and all the other brilliant and dedicated photographers that share their pictures of me on here #Larryversary pic.twitter.com/vo1P8jKfl9
The first episode of Bagpuss was originally broadcast on this day in 1974. Created by Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate, the series ran for just 13 episodes (with voices provided by Postgate, Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner). pic.twitter.com/HzYuo50YNp
— Archivetvmusings (@archivetvmus71) February 12, 2021
Yesterday, we held a live Q&A for children and got over 600 questions 🤯
— Northants Police (@NorthantsPolice) February 11, 2021
One of them was from Aiden, aged 9, who asked why we don't have police cats?
Well, it's finally been cleared up by @NorthantsChief, though he can't give too much away or he'll blow their cover...
🕵️🐈⬛👀 pic.twitter.com/fuQPzXRPRj
Rod Ponton a Texas lawyer accidentally left a kitten filter on during a video conference call with a judge and was unable to change it, eventually responding to a judge’s query about why he was being addressed by a digital feline by saying:
“I’m here live. I am not a cat.”
