A flock of sheep have taken over the Neath Port Talbot village of Godre'rgraig, with around thirty animals roaming free and causing havoc in local gardens and nearby roads. One local dad said his children were no longer able to play outside due to "mounds of sheep muck" in their family garden.
"It's been going on for at least four or five weeks," said Stephan Jones, 37, who lives in Gnoll Road, Godre'rgraig. "I got up one morning and there was two sheep in the garden so we shooed them on and they just keep coming back and back and back." He said there were around 30 sheep in total which had roamed the streets and roads of the village for the past month.
"They're everywhere," said Stephan, adding: "There's two that like my garden but other people have different groups that go in their gardens. So they're setting up camp in different homes. The whole village is full of them now, there's probably 30+ feral sheep. There's literally mounds of sheep muck and it's everywhere." You can get more Neath Port Talbot news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
