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Saving lives at sea.

The RNLI has operated a station at Porthdinllaen since 1864 – a remote area of outstanding natural beauty. With its building no longer fit-for-purpose (having been originally constructed in 1888), the charity required a brand new building that would allow it to carry out its vital work of saving lives at sea. The development would also be part of a UK-wide project to build 13 new slipway stations to house the latest Tamar class all-weather lifeboat.