Hello, its Peter here and welcome to Thursdays Levy Letter. I hope your day is going well and I hope youll be able to join me tonight on BBC1 at 6.30pm. Ill have all the days news and Paul will have the forecast.
And tonight, Ill be looking at the proposed new scheme in Boston, where teenagers are given rewards for good behaviour. Will it help reduce the amount of anti social behaviour? Well, Ill be looking into that one tonight. We all love watching the amazing sights and feats of the Red Arrows. Well, as the Red Arrows prepare to leave for the summer to the warmer climate of Europe, Ill be meeting one man, whos devoted his life to photographing them. And my special guest tonight is the Holby City actress, Kelly Adams. Kelly is a local girl and at the weekend will have the great privilege of becoming the first freewoman of her home town Lincoln! Ill be speaking to her tonight on the programme ahead of this ceremony. I hope you can join me then. Grease Well, as I mentioned last night on the programme, I have an exclusive Levy Letter competition today. If youre a new Levy Letter subscriber, who joined up last night, then welcome and good luck if you enter this competition. Well, Ive got tickets to give away to see the hit musical, Grease. Grease is going from strength to strength and is still just as popular as it was when the film first came out. Its a wonderful show, so I know youll enjoy it if you win these tickets. If you want to go see Grease at Grimsby Auditorium, then all youve got to do is answer this question Can you name one of the stars of the film, Grease? Thats it. Nice and simple question for you, just name one of the actors of the hit film, Grease! Of course, only enter if you are able to get to Grimsby this Saturday evening. Email me as soon as you can with the answer to the usual address [EMAIL PROTECTED] and best of luck! Pictures Dont forget that were on the lookout for pictures. Not just pictures of beautiful scenic views from around the region for our Big Screen, but if youve taken a picture of anything thats funny or a home video that you think I might like to see, then either drop me a line to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or write to BBC Look North, Queens Court, Queens Gardens, Hull, HU1 3RH. Johnny Briggs I was talking yesterday about Johnny Briggs and the way that he has played the Alzheimer story in Coronation Street. Loads of people have emailed in to say how fab he has been in that storyline. Hes still in the programme for a few weeks yet, but Johnny finished recording with Granada Television on Monday. He, of course, had a big leaving do. Loads of people have emailed in to say what great entertainment he has provided for us over the years. Thats about the wonderful actor, Johnny Briggs. Singletons Divorce and family break-ups will mean that 150,000 more people every year will be living alone. Thats a staggering figure, isnt it? Figures just out show that most of new singletons will be aged over thirty-five, be victims of failed relationships and also of separated families. The other thing is that there are more and more people, who are deciding to stay single. (See, Ive become fashionable at last!) There are more and more singletons, 150,000 a year, which is why there is a need, apparently, for five million extra homes in this country. Marriage Still on the subject of marriage. People used to speak of a white wedding, because that was the colour of the brides dress. Now theyre just as likely to be talking about the colour of the sand on the exotic beach where the ceremony was held. Almost one in four couples, who marry, have their wedding abroad, according to a new survey. I cant actually believe this, but they say that one in four couples get married abroad in an exotic location. In the process, they spend more than £4300 each. Pushing the amount spent by British couples on weddings abroad to 1.7 billion pounds according to new research out. If anyone has a view on that about marrying abroad, then do let me know! Levy Letter Dont forget, if there is someone you know, who is not signed up to the Levy Letter, then point them in this direction. Tell them what a good read it is and what great competitions you have access to! Do some PR and advertising for us! All they have to do is go to either one of the two web addresses at the bottom of the page, bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire or bbc.co.uk/humber, click on Levy Letter, sign up and then theyll get their first daily email from me from tomorrow. Freddie Starr One of the guests on the programme last night was the comedian, Freddie Starr. If you saw the interview, then youll know that hes completely off the wall. It was a bit of fun, and he certainly created a stir! Ive had loads of emails since the interview went out last night at five to seven, saying how much you all enjoyed it. And lots of them were asking if we could have him on again! Well, hes doing two concerts in our part of the world in Skegness at the Embassy Theatre and also in Peterborough. So if you go to the show, then do let me know how it goes! Thanks to everyone, who wrote in to say how much they enjoyed the interview. Well, thats all from me for today. Join me tonight on BBC1 at 6.30pm. Look out for your Levy Letter tomorrow and dont forget, get your entries in for the Grease competition as soon as you can to the usual address [EMAIL PROTECTED] Take care 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. 1.94.4
