The body of a man has been found on Derbyhaven beach, police have confirmed.
Authorities say he was found this afternoon and officers are currently making enquiries in order to formally identify him.
In a post on social media Detective Inspector McKillop said:
“ Police are unable to make further comment on this other than the matter is not being treated as suspicious at this time, all be it how the male came to such demise is currently unexplained.”
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