Hello, its Peter here and welcome to Wednesdays Levy Letter. I hope your day is going well.
Last night on the programme, as promised, we had Linda Barker on the programme and tonight joining us will be Anton De Beke, whos going to be starring in the new series of Strictly Come Dancing, which is just about to start on BBC One. Last series he partnered Esther Rantzen. Its just been announced who is going to be his new partner in the new series and that will be Patsy Palmer. The reason well be talking to him is that there is a new show opening this week at the Hull New Theatre all about ballroom dancing. Its the stage version of the TV programme presented by Jane McDonald. All the dancing has been choreographed by Anton and well be talking to him tonight at 6.30pm. Fraisthorpe My word I started something when I mentioned Fraisthorpe beach a couple of days back. Ive had loads of emails in support of Fraisthorpe, so thank you very much indeed. And if youre going as regularly as you say you are doing, then I will probably see you there one day, but not sitting on a sand-yacht! Advert I mentioned last night on the programme that on Friday were going to make a spoof television commercial a spoof on our TV commercial with me doing the cooking in the kitchen. If you would like to be that person to star in that cooking advert then email me straight away at [EMAIL PROTECTED] You dont have to be male you could be male or female, but if you would like to be that person and youre free on Friday for filming, (its just a bit of fun) then email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] CV I see that candidates who lie about their credentials to boost their chances of getting a job had better beware! Firms are now hiring CV detectives to weed them out. Around a quarter of those looking for work lie on their CVs to try and impress their future boss according to a new report. And who do you think is most to blame? Well women in their 30s are most likely to be economical with the truth! Clothes Now how much do you reckon you spend each year on clothes? Well single women spend almost £800 a year on clothes according to a new survey. Many keep the bill down by taking advantage of the retail price fall at the moment, which has seen things like jeans being sold in the high street for as low as £4! So women spend about £800 a year on clothes. Men trail far behind spending just £546 on their outfits! Leave it to Levy Dont forget, if youve got a problem or an issue that you think we might be able to tackle on the programme then do get in touch with the details of what youre not happy about and what you think we might be able to do about it. Also dont forget to include your telephone number as well. Drop me a line either to BBC Look North, Queens Court, Queens Gardens, Hull, HU1 3RH or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Photographs One of the most successful things weve done on the programme over the last few months is the photos for the Big Screen where we show your best photos of the region. Loads are coming in still. If you are a keen photographer and youve got a particular view that you would like a wider audience to see, then send it in the post or by email. Of course well be having another photograph from our region on the programme tonight. Well better get on. I hope you have a good Wednesday. Join me tonight at the usual time of 6.30pm on BBC1. Take care, bye for now. Peter And for the latest news and more where you live, go to: http://bbc.co.uk/humber and http://bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the BBC Look North newsletter, go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/looknorthhull/newsletter/newsletter_index.shtml, enter your email address in the unsubscribe box.
