The RNLI's George Sullivan has come back scrubbed up and more ready than ever for rescue missions following a full refit.
The vessel has been upgraded with the latest technology to help her save more lives after a trip to the RNLI All-Weather Lifeboat Centre.
The improvements include a full refit, making the George Sullivan ready to handle any emergency at sea.
The crew says it could not be happier to have its all-weather lifeboat back and ready for action.
"Not only does the George Sullivan have a fresh new look, but she's also been upgraded with the latest technology to enhance her lifesaving capabilities.
We couldn't be happier to have our all-weather lifeboat back and ready for action. Thanks to the hard work of our dedicated crew and support from the RNLI All-Weather Lifeboat Centre, she's looking better than ever and fully equipped to handle any emergency."
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