BCP council workers discovered a platinum wedding ring on the beach during groyne excavation work. Picture: BCP Council
A PLATINUM wedding ring has been found on Bournemouth beach by workers excavating a timber groyne.
Now BCP Council has urged the owner to come forward to claim it.
But you've got to know what the inscription says to be allowed to take it home.
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A council spokesman said: "Whilst excavating a timber groyne along our seafront one of our team found what we believe is a gent’s platinum wedding band.
"We’d love to reunite the ring with its owner. It's possibly an early Christmas present for someone. If you think it might be yours please email coastal@bcpcouncil.gov.uk and tell us what the inscription says to claim it."
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