For centuries the UK government has used cats to rid their buildings of mice. In the 1930s the cats became `official' members of government and as it turned out, well loved. Including letters and memos held by The National Archives, plus photographs of th
For centuries the UK government has used cats to rid their buildings of mice. In the 1930s the cats became `official' members of government and as it turned out, well loved. Including letters and memos held by The National Archives, plus photographs of the cats themselves, this book takes a fresh approach to what goes on at Whitehall.
