The
BBC Report says:
The boat will be cut into three sections so a floating crane can take it to its new site across the water.
The submarine was sunk during the war when, on her way to Norway, she was attacked by an RAF Liberator aircraft in 1945.
The vessel took heavy damage and began to sink by the stern.
Forty-nine of the 52 crew members survived, including five who escaped via a torpedo hatch as the submarine lay on the sea bed.
At Woodside huge glass panels installed over the end of each section will allow visitors to see inside the submarine from specially-built viewing platforms.
It is thought work will start to move the vessel in September.
