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Guernsey Fire and Rescue say the fire is likely due to a disposable barbeque or cigarette butts.

The training exercise tested the response to someone having a medical emergency on a crane.

Guernsey Police has closed the investigation into the fire at the St Peter Port venue.

The services will be looked at to see how efficiently they operate.

Fire crews will be demonstrating ladder and cliff rescues as well as offering a tour of the station.

So far this summer the service has dealt with double the number of wildfires it normally would.