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Alderney Airport fire crews moved after asbestos found in station - BBC News

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A picture taken from above looking down at Alderney fire station. It is a large building with a number of vehicles around.

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Alderney Airport fire crews relocated following the discovery of asbestos

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Fire crews at Alderney Airport have been relocated to Ayline House as a precautionary measure after testing confirmed that dust and debris found in a vehicle bay at their station contained asbestos.

Key points

  • Debris containing asbestos was discovered in a vehicle bay at the Alderney Airport fire station on 24 September and confirmed by test results on 5 October.
  • Guernsey Ports stated the relocation to Ayline House on the airport grounds is a precautionary measure.
  • Crews will operate from alternative accommodation while the station building is made safe.
  • Airport operations continue as normal while investigations are carried out to determine the condition of materials within the building.
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