An adventurous cat had to be collected from London Waterloo station by her owner after taking a train into the capital from Surrey. Michael Hardy, from Weybridge, says his two-year-old cat Tilly is known for straying, having caught buses before and even climbing behind the bar of his local pub.

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She starts banging on the door and meowing, we open it and off she goes, and we don't know when we will see her again.'

An adventurous feline took sightseeing to a whole new level by hitching a ride on a train for a 17-mile jaunt from Surrey to central London. Michael Hardy, aged 52, from Weybridge, found himself embarking on an unplanned journey to Waterloo station to fetch his adventuring pet, Tilly, after she fancied a trip into the city.

Two-year-old Tilly even takes herself to the vet and is no stranger to the local pub, owners say A pet cat travelled more than 17 miles by train on a solo trip to London. Two-year-old Tilly caught a train from Weybridge,

The two-year-old black and white cat has become a bit of a celebrity in her hometown- always wandering into local pubs and schools.