Firefighters were unable to save a moped after a fire in Whitby on Friday.
A crew from Whitby responded to a report of a moped on fire, on Crescent Avenue in the town just before 1pm.
Officers extinguished the fire which was believed to have been caused by a ruptured fuel pipe.
Unfortunately, the blaze caused 100% damage to the vehicle.
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Following a dramatic rescue in Whitby Harbour where a woman became trapped in deep mud, the Whitby RNLI has issued vital safety advice to help coastal walkers stay safe.
In an effort to bridge the communication gap between local authorities and the public, the residents' group United Scarborough has announced plans to take to the streets.
The nearly 10,000 patients of Eastfield Medical Centre may finally see a return to their local surgery next month, according to Scarborough and Whitby MP Alison Hume.
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