Dorothy’s WLA Journey 4: ‘Lady-Killer of Vermin’

This series of posts charts Dorothy Clayden’s time in the Women’s Land Army form 1942 to 1946. This fourth post looks at Dorothy’s transfer to Pest Destruction in Shrewsbury in 1944.

Here, she was issued with extensive advice on rat catching and the different protocols which could be followed. Be sure to scroll to the end of this post to see a newspaper article on Dorothy’s work as a ‘Lady-Killer of Vermin’!