Man who died in suspected murder at Peak District stone circle named by police

The Guardian UK Wednesday 24 June 2026, 19:56 UTC By Nadeem Badshah 1 min read

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A 41-year-old man has been arrested after Isaac Clare-Watts, 26, found at Nine Ladies monument on Monday A 26-year-old man who died in a suspected murder during a summer solstice event at a Bronze Age stone circle has been named by police. Isaac Clare-Watts, from Nottingham, was found at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Stanton Lees in the Peak District in Derbyshire at about 1.38pm on Monday.

A 41-year-old man has been arrested after Isaac Clare-Watts, 26, found at Nine Ladies monument on Monday

A 26-year-old man who died in a suspected murder during a summer solstice event at a Bronze Age stone circle has been named by police.

Isaac Clare-Watts, from Nottingham, was found at the Nine Ladies stone circle in Stanton Lees in the Peak District in Derbyshire at about 1.38pm on Monday.

Peak District (LOCATION) Isaac Clare-Watts (PERSON) Nine Ladies (LOCATION) Bronze (LOCATION) Nottingham (LOCATION) Stanton Lees (PERSON) the Peak District (LOCATION) Derbyshire (LOCATION)

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