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RNLI Jersey to get new “state-of-the-art” lifeboat in 2028
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Jersey Evening Post
The lifesaving charity yesterday announced updates to its all-weather lifeboat fleet across Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney.
St Helier’s current Tamar Class lifeboat George Sullivan will change to a Shannon class all-weather lifeboat in 2028.
The Shannon lifeboat has been designed entirely in house by a team of RNLI engineers and built at the lifeboat centre in Poole.
It includes the very latest in lifesaving technology, including enhanced navigation tools.
“This is fundamental if we are to achieve our goal of a future-fit, sustainable lifesaving service that keeps our people safe and enables us to save every one we can.”