Of those in treatment, 70 were under 15, including 10 under 14.

David Hinton, the company’s chief executive, was paid a £115,000 bonus last year on top of a £400,000 salary

West Sussex County Council’s children’s services have been praised following a recent Ofsted focus visit.

Work is set to begin next month on a new pet cemetery in East Sussex, offering residents a local place to remember their much-loved animals.

A local councillor described the situation as “nerve-wracking,” particularly for elderly residents who have reported near misses.

A total of 279 people were arrested during the operation, which ran from 1 December to 1 January. So far, 17 have been convicted and 80 charged.

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