A giant fake shark displayed on a Brighton seafront crazy golf course has sparked a planning row after an objector says the depiction is offensive. The structure shows the shark hanging from a gallows-like frame over a pirate-themed hole at Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf.
Both outlets report that the concerns focus on how the shark is portrayed. Metro says the creature is accused of being depicted as a “criminal,” while the Mirror describes the objection as calling it “very offensive.” The reports frame the issue as a dispute reaching the planning process, with opponents arguing the imagery crosses a line, even though the display is part of the attraction’s themed design.
The outlets do not describe any final decision or wider context beyond the disagreement, including whether the operator intends to change or remove the installation. The focus remains on the objector’s complaint and the alleged offensive character of the display’s depiction.
