The group of goats that took over Llandudno, Wales, in 2020 at the beginning of the UK's COVID-19 lockdown have returned.

Footage from March 3 shows the herd of Kashmiri goats trotting along a road and venturing into residents' front gardens.

The goats went viral in March 2020 after they were seen ambling through the town as the UK went into its first COVID-19 lockdown.

The filmer explained her reaction to the goats going viral: "It was great to see Llandudno featuring on news stories around the world and tweets from all sorts of celebs who’d seen the pictures. Who doesn’t get a kick out of seeing their small hometown on the news!"

"We’ve lived here for a long time now. The guy who took the original videos lives just around the corner for us.

"I think people generally like them [the goats] – you don’t get much choice! They’re cute…but also very smelly if you get up close! They only really come into town in the spring to feed the kids and they’ve got much bolder with fewer people around."

The Kashmir goats which live on the Great Orme in Llandudno (originally a gift to the town from Queen Victoria) have made their annual descent upon the gardens of the town. Video taken on 3 March 2021.

Q: What was your reaction to the goats returning was it funny due to them going viral last year?

A: It was great to see Llandudno featuring on news stories around the world and tweets from all sorts of celebs who’d seen the pictures. Who doesn’t get a kick out of seeing their small hometown on the news!

Q: Were you there last year when they made headlines across the world?

A: Yes – we’ve lived her for a long time now. The guy who took the original videos lives just round the corner for us. He’s a photographer for the Manchester Evening News. I was happy his pictures got picked up around the world.

Q: Finally, has the local population embraced their return, or are they seen as a nuisance?

A: I think people generally like them – you don’t get much choice! They’re cute … but also very smelly, if you get up close! They only really come into town in the spring to feed the kids and they’ve got much bolder with fewer people around.