Woman, 23, killed in beach rock fall named as Georgina Le Fjord

Georgina Le Fjord was described as a "happy person" who "loved life"

A 23-year-old woman who was killed by a falling rock on a south Wales beach has been named as Georgina Le Fjord.

Police said she died in a "tragic accident" on Llantwit Major beach, Vale of Glamorgan, on Thursday.

Her boyfriend Paul Biggs, 24, called her a "happy person" who "loved life".

He said Ms Le Fjord - who grew up in Salisbury, Wiltshire, but had been living in the area - was with her friend Martha Ormerod, 25, when the rock fell.

The pair had been celebrating Ms Le Fjord finishing her A-level maths exam by having a picnic.

She had been 18ft (5m) away from the cliffs when the rock hit her, Mr Biggs said.

Georgina Le Fjord with her boyfriend Paul Biggs

He said: "She'd been having a lovely day.

"We've been there many times and never thought being there would be dangerous."

He said Ms Ormerod "did everything she could", including performing first aid, before the paramedics arrived.

She wrote him a letter to explain what had happened, Mr Biggs said.

South Wales Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death.

Boyfriend Paul Biggs said Ms Le Fjord was 18ft (5m) away from the cliffs when the rock hit her