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Evicted plastic gorilla finds new home in London after council issued £20,000 ultimatum to owner

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Evicted plastic gorilla finds new home in London after council issued £20,000 ultimatum to owner
A four-foot gorilla statue has been relocated to London after it had to be removed from a plinth above a woman's house in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. It comes as Wakefield Council deemed the plastic primate, known as Caesar, “made a negative effect on the area’s landscape” and had to be taken down. Former owner Adele Teale, 59, faced a fine of up to £20,000 if she refused to remove Caesar. Now he has been adopted by
24 Jun, 15:20