Councillors in Brighton and Hove have highlighted the need for clearer communication with residents when trees are felled due to disease and pests.

When a beloved movie hits theatres, the marketing machine goes into overdrive, and sometimes that includes creating an animated tie-in series. Ideally, these cartoons expand on the story, give fans more of what they love, and make narrative sense. But, as any fan of 90s and 2000s animation can tell you, sometimes the results are… baffling. Here’s a look at five movie tie-in cartoons that left audiences scratching their heads. AI Generated image. Source: Shutterstock. 1. The R

Saturday mornings were once a sacred time for kids: cartoons, cereal, and a few hours of glorious escapism. But not every show delivered predictable fun. Some series went so far off the rails that viewers were left questioning reality, narrative logic, or just why anyone greenlit them. Here are five of the most bewildering instances of Saturday morning chaos. AI generated image. Source: Shutterstock 1. Mighty Max (1993–1994) On paper, Mighty Max sounded like a dream: a boy wi

An amateur runner from Rottingdean has made history after setting a new women’s world record in a gruelling 24-hour race in France.

Two boys have been arrested as detectives continue to investigate a stabbing on Worthing seafront.

More than 770 people have signed the petition, which urges the council to install a zebra crossing and introduce a 20mph speed limit along the busy stretch of road.

The owner of Hastings Pier is planning to sell the landmark, with expressions of interest now being invited, according to Hastings Borough Council.

The force will continue to respond to incidents involving intimidation, threats toward those removing flags, or other criminal activity such as criminal damage.