Jemima - (c) Yellow Dexter Ltd 2013
Jemima states "It's udder nonsense" after reports that Scottish Power are claiming that cows were responsible for power cuts in Angelsey, Wales.
Homes in Llanddona have been suffering intermittent problems affecting supply for a few seconds at a time.
Councillor Carwyn Jones said the long-running cuts were enough to knock out computers and other equipment.
ScottishPower said a broken support for an electricity pole had now been repaired.
"For years now the electricity has been going off for a few seconds then coming back on," said Mr Jones, county councillor for Seiriol ward, which includes Llanddona.
"I contacted ScottishPower and they got back to me saying they thought it was cows scratching against equipment, leading to a temporary cut as the equipment is moved.
"They said they were going to install fencing around the poles to try and sort it out, but as far as I know that has not happened yet."
Councillor Carwyn Jones said the long-running cuts were enough to knock out computers and other equipment.
ScottishPower said a broken support for an electricity pole had now been repaired.
"For years now the electricity has been going off for a few seconds then coming back on," said Mr Jones, county councillor for Seiriol ward, which includes Llanddona.
"I contacted ScottishPower and they got back to me saying they thought it was cows scratching against equipment, leading to a temporary cut as the equipment is moved.
"They said they were going to install fencing around the poles to try and sort it out, but as far as I know that has not happened yet."
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