Firefighters have tackled a small blaze at the site of a coastal wildfire that burned for five days on the Isle of Wight. The fire at Headon Warren, where campfire remains were found by crews, first started on 23 July - it wiped out nine hectares (22.2 acres) of heathland. Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service said the fire, about midday on Tuesday, involved peat burning below ground. The fire's remote location, steep slopes and nearby cliff edge made it difficult to tackle. Eighty firefighters tackled the blaze at its height with a helicopter also brought in to drop seawater on the flames.