Moggies of the Tunnel

Humans know cats that have no home with them as simply strays. In these stories, the moggies do not live with humans but they certainly have a home – a loving, caring and reasonably safe home. They look after each other with tenderness and thoughtfulness, thinking of each other before themselves. They live in a disused railway tunnel that is warm and where they have made a comfortable home.Each of the twelve moggies – Lena, Jake, Abo, Hamilton, Jazz, Philipe, Flity, Lank, Griff, Bud, Albie and Beatrice – have their story to tell of how they came to live in the tunnel. Some had lived with humans before they came to this new home. Some had never lived nor were they born in a human home. Each moggie is also part of the stories that are about some of the events they experience in the tunnel.

Gareth was a former teacher and had many roles within education, from primary to university. He set up and still works within a non-registered education charity, Education South Africa, raising funds to take UK teacher volunteers to work with South African colleagues.
Getting ideas and concepts across to children through story-telling has always been a focus within Gareth’s work.