In 2002, a new lifeboat house was planned. Having obtained an extended lease from the Crown Estate, the RNLI obtained planning permission from the council to build a new lifeboat station on the site of the demolished Victorian era pleasure pier.[5] Due to access restrictions via the North Castle cliff, the £5.5million lifeboat station was built from the sea.Only a supply of concrete was approved to be transported by road through the town. Construction, commissioning works and acceptance were completed in March 2005.
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Location: Dinbych-y-Pysgod (Tenby)
Location type: Town
OS Grid: SN137003
Coordinates: 51°40'17"N 4°41'41"W
Mapcode: GBR GF.7RMH
What 3 Words: hacksaw.legend.tour
Coordinates and location codes are for an approximate mid-point of the beach, and may not reflect the best access point or the most popular part of the beach.
Country: Wales
Local Authority: Pembrokeshire
Parish: Tenby
Nearest postcode: SA70 7BP
(for sat-nav purposes only, a beach does not have a postal address!)