Datchet cat rescued after being stuck inside wall
Rescuers have told of their mission to save a cat who got stuck in a six-inch gap between a shop and a house in Datchet for at least 48 hours.
Rescuers have told of their mission to save a cat who got stuck in a six-inch gap between a shop and a house in Datchet for at least 48 hours.
A major new housing development in Datchet could heap pressure on the village’s infrastructure, says a concerned resident.
A cat who got stuck between two buildings in The Green, Datchet, had to be rescued by firefighters this morning (Tuesday).
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