Rats 'as big as cats' feared to be causing erosion of cliffs at tourist hotspot
"Rats as big as cats sometimes, they're really big rats," he said.
He urged the council to get rid of the rodents, saying: "It's been going on for a long time, it's been left alone and something needs to be done about it." Resident Derek Brown said: "It's the structural damage they might be doing to the cliff face that is the big worry."Michael Lindsay has run the town's Dennis Cafe for 30 years and said there had always been a problem with rats in the area, but there used to be "a guy" who dealt with them."We probably see a rat at least once a week running around on the roads."Poet Clive Dobbins, from Tenby, found a rat in the lounge of his High Street flat two months ago.
"We are using specialist staff to address the access to the cliff face: this may also allow us regular access for the future as well."
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