More than 300 cows, horses and donkeys are free to roam British street

A British street which is located on a common meaning more than 300 cows, horses and donkeys are free to roam the road - and peer in the windows. The 500-metre long 'Butt Street' forms part of the 451-acre Minchinhampton Common in the Cotswolds - run by the National Trust. The common is not fenced or bordered off - and residents are entitled to release their cattle there. It means over 300 animals are allowed to roam freely among the houses on Butt Street - and often stop for a glance inside.