A sail sculpture damaged by storms in 2024 has been restored to its full glory following extensive refurbishment.
The 43m (141ft) Tri-Sail or Sails of the South sculpture, which stands between the M275 carriageways in Portsmouth, was originally installed to provide a welcoming landmark to people entering the city.
The project to replace all of its sail panels after recent storms also included structural checks and lighting upgrades.
Sections of the motorway were temporarily closed during the maintenance work.