Hi there! No, its not Peter this morning. Its Caroline Davis with your Levy Letter this morning. As he mentioned last Friday, Peter is away on holiday this week. So itll be myself and Crispin with Look North tonight. I hope you can join us as weve got a very busy show.
On tonight's programme, we'll have the latest on the Yorkshire Wolds and Coast Primary Care Trust, who are under fire as they close a cancer unit for up to 50% of its opening time. People, who use the Macmillan unit at Bridlington hospital, say it offers an irreplaceable and important service and are furious at the news of its reduced opening hours. Ill have the full story on that for you. Recently, Hannah Moffat has been bringing you the story of the illegal mini motorbikes in our region. Theyre a nuisance when theyre ridden in residential areas, and local residents even say theyre a danger to young children. More importantly, theyre illegal and many of them are untaxed and uninsured. Local police have started an initiative to crackdown on these illegal bikes and have been confiscating many bikes in our area. As Hull City Council begin crushing these seized bikes, we'll be with those affected by this police crackdown. TV chef, Jamie Oliver launches his new programme today. Hes back on the case of healthy eating in schools. We'll be in Market Rasen and will be finding out about their innovative scheme to get kids to eat more healthily. I think we could all do with a bit more veg in our meals, couldnt we?! Well also be meeting a Lincolnshire couple, who are moving into their new house made of straw. Can you believe this? And we'll be meeting the hopefuls at the auditions for the Wow Factor. Thats the massive talent competition in our county and auditions start today. Also, he may have reached his fundraising target, but there is just no stopping Graham Boanas. Hell be joining Crispin and I to tell us all about his next challenge. Last week, Peter mentioned a competition to win tickets to go see an exclusive screening of a new BBC One family drama all about Robin Hood. It takes place tomorrow at the Lawn in Lincoln and as well as the screening, therell be some wonderful food and jugs of ale! Sounds yummy doesnt it? Well, the winner is Jen Pettitt from Bardney and the family ticket will be going to Jen. So well done Jen. I hope you enjoy the evening in Lincoln tomorrow! Thats all from me. Ill be with Crispin tonight for the programme at half past six on BBC One. I hope you can join us. Enjoy the lovely weather. I think we might be able to sit outside for our lunch breaks today! Caroline 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
