Tributes are pouring in for a 32-year-old woman who tragically died after becoming trapped between rocks on a Suffolk seafront.
Saffron Cole-Nottage, a mother from Kent, lost her life on Sunday when she tripped and fell between large boulders at the beach in Lowestoft.
Despite a massive emergency response, including police, coastguard, ambulance, and air ambulance services, she was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident occurred near the Royal Green area of the resort, where Ms. Cole-Nottage became trapped in the boulders along the seawall.
Tributes have described her as a “beautiful mummy” who will be “forever missed”. The police have confirmed that the death is currently being treated as unexplained, but there are no suspicious circumstances.
A file is being prepared for the coroner. The emergency services were called to the Esplanade area at around 8 pm on Sunday, and a huge response was seen, but unfortunately, it was too late to save Ms. Cole-Nottage.
Heartfelt final tributes have been paid to the young woman, with one reading: “My beautiful mummy, I love you the world” and another poignant floral tribute stating: “You will forever be missed by so many.”, reports the Mirror.
Social media has seen an outpouring of condolences, with posts saying: “rest in paradise Saff” as family members and friends share their sympathies and express their love for a “beautiful, amazing lady.”
One particularly touching message said: “My beautiful bestie forever 32 the light to my everything I will miss u forever and always – the pain hurts so much, love you Saffron Cole-Nottage.”
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