A human leg found on a beach in Scotland has been linked to a body that was located in Northern Ireland, approximately 70 miles away The limb was found on Prestwick Beach in South Ayrshire at around ...
A human leg still wearing a shoe and sock has washed up on a beach in Scotland. A member of the public made the grim discovery on Prestwick Beach, Ayrshire on Tuesday, June 10 at around 10.45am.
A probe is underway after human remains were reportedly washed up on a beach in Ayrshire. The grim discovery was made by a member of the public on Prestwick Beach on Tuesday June 10, at around 10.45am ...
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GLASGOW, Scotland (WKRC) - A human leg discovered on Prestwick Beach in South Ayrshire has been linked to a body found in Northern Ireland, authorities confirmed. The limb was found on June 10, ...
Human remains found washed up on Prestwick Beach at the start of June have been linked to a body that was discovered on the coast of Northern Ireland. The grim find was made on the popular Ayrshire ...
A PAIR of monster jellyfish have been spotted invading Prestwick beach after wildlife bosses warned against their painful stings. Locals spied the Lion's Mane creatures washed up on the Ayrshire shore ...
A pet store in the town shared an urgent warning to their Facebook page after the oily substance was spotted on the beach. Dog walkers have been warned about potentially deadly debris washed up on ...
South Ayrshire Council closed the beach on 29 July and brought in a specialist contractor to clear the area. The substance is believed to have been washed ashore after being in the water for a ...
Work is under way to remove potentially hazardous material from the beach at Prestwick in Ayrshire. It was closed at the weekend over concerns about asbestos contamination. A specialist contractor has ...
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