The East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service was first called to Farley Bank, Hastings, at 7.45pm on Sunday (May 26). A spokesman said crews were responding to a small fire in the open. Then at 5.07pm on Monday (May 27) three appliances were sent to Farley Bank, in Hastings, following reports of a fire at a commercial premises. Upon arrival crews discovered a small debris fire and they wore breathing apparatus, as well as using one hose reel jet to tackle the fire. Crews were then called to the same road at 8.38pm that evening. This time crews were sent to a false alarm at a derelict building. Less than two hours later – at 10.15pm (May 27) – a crew was sent to a fire at the skate park. Firefighters used one hose reel jet to tackle the skate ramp fire. And then finally at 12.16am (May 28) Hastings firefighters were sent to Farley Bank, in Hastings, due to a small fire under the skate ramp. The crew extinguished the fire, according to the spokesman. See more: Ex-Hastings mayor jailed for fraud Emergency response to fire in Hastings town centre Bexhill man arrested after cyclist dies in collision