A couple is tormented by rats that gnaw on them while they sleep and even invade their toilet.

Andy Roberts was startled one evening when he found a group of rats swimming in his toilet and watching him with their beady eyes. The discovery was just one of many instances of these pesky rodents invading his home, causing a nightmare for him and his partner, Rosie Glazzard. The couple has been dealing with this infestation for eight long months, and despite their efforts, the rats show no signs of relenting.

It all started back in December when the couple noticed the rats gnawing at their floorboards and sofa. The situation only worsened when the rodents started chewing through wires in search of food, even leaving teeth and claw marks on metal food tins in the kitchen. To make matters worse, piles of droppings were found under their bath, making it clear that the rats had made themselves at home in their maisonette in Kempsey, Worcestershire.

Andy and Rosie have reached their breaking point and have been begging their council to relocate them to another home. They reported the issue to Malvern Hills District Council in June, and pest control was sent in by their landlord, Platform Housing. However, even after professionals laid down poison traps, the rats seemed to survive and thrive. In fact, Andy was shocked to find one of the rodents swimming in his toilet bowl.

The couple's living situation has become unbearable, with Rosie even suffering three bites from the aggressive rats, including on her feet and bottom. Andy himself was bitten on the toe while he slept. As a commercial cleaner, he has even been advised not to go to work until the infestation is taken care of. It's clear that the rats have taken over their home, leaving a mess and destruction in their wake.

Despite the efforts of the council and their landlord, Andy and Rosie are still living with the rats, afraid to use their own toilet and constantly on edge. And with no immediate solution in sight, they are left wondering how much longer they have to endure this nightmare. They are desperate for a new place to call home, away from these unwanted and aggressive visitors.

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