The incident happened late yesterday afternoon at Stepney Hill.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue officers attended an incident on Saturday where two cars had collided.
No-one was trapped or injured but one of the vehicles had caught fire.
This resulted in a severe fire, heat and smoke damage.
The crew used a hose reel to extinguish the blaze
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Alison Hume, the Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby, has expressed a positive initial response to the government’s newly published education white paper.
A significant shift in how the Yorkshire Coast celebrates the festive season has sparked a heated debate within North Yorkshire Council, as the authority moves to end the free provision of Christmas trees and hanging baskets in Scarborough and Harrogate.
Scarborough Athletic lost 2-1 at Alfreton on Tuesday night, but remain in the National North play-off places.
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