Protected swallows inhabiting a county ambulance station are to be moved because the birds' droppings risk 'infecting clinical equipment' – and are costing more than £3,000 a month to clean.
Protected swallows inhabiting a county ambulance station are to be moved because the birds' droppings risk "infecting clinical equipment" – and are costing more than £3,000 a month to clean.West Midlands Ambulance Service has been granted a licence to remove swallows from its Shrewsbury Ambulance Station.
West Midlands Ambulance Service has confirmed it has been granted a licence to move the birds from its Shrewsbury Ambulance Station, at Mercian Close.
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