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THE number of Great Orme goats in Llandudno will be reduced by relocating the animals.

The animals caused widespread damage to residents' properties and gardens during Covid.

At the height of Covid, the animals damaged properties and gardens, and have continued to do so since.

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The animals even run wild through Llandudno and fight in car parks. They may be a nuisance but the civic authorities say they can do nothing to check them. It is the landowners’ job to protect themselves from the ‘marauding’ creatures, they say.

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Council chiefs say it is landowners' responsibility to protect themselves from animals in Llandudno, which are regarded as wild

Goats will be allowed to devour hedges, munch on flowers and run wild in a Welsh town - much to the frustration of Llandudno locals.

But Conwy Council will refuse to confine the Kashmir goats using fencing for fear it will become solely responsible for the animals’ welfare.

Conwy council says landowners, not the council, are responsible for protecting their land.