A South Wales Police (SWP) cordon has been placed at a local beauty spot near Monknash following the discovery of bones.
After walkers reported coming across the remains, SWP officers attended the scene at around 1.30pm yesterday (20th July).
A section of coast path has reportedly been closed off to allow an investigation to begin and to identify what exactly the type of bones are.
A SWP spokesperson said: “The bones will be extracted and sent for analysis.
“The area is currently cordoned off for examination and will likely remain for a few days.”
No further information is available at this time.
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