Good morning! Its Crispin here. Yes, its all change again today and the Levy Letter is coming from me today. Look North will be with me and Caroline again tonight. Many thanks for all your lovely comments welcoming me and Caroline to the programme. They are all much appreciated and of course, we look forward to reading your comments about the programme.
We invited emails and phone messages from you last night after our interview with Dr David Bellamy about the issue of wind farms in our region. What an interesting man he is? And with a view not normally put forward from an ecologist. Well, we just ran out of time to include your thoughts on wind farms on the programme. Heres one of them though. Take a look. This one comes from Duncan, he says, I have just seen the news article on tonight's Look North regarding wind power. It is true that we need to do something about global warming and I firmly believe renewable environmentally sound resources are the way forward, but I have to agree with Mr Bellamy regarding wind. Solar panels are a more effective way of harnessing green energy and are much more efficient than wind powered turbines. It cant always be windy, but you can always guarantee there will be daylight! So thanks to Duncan for that one. If youve got a view about wind farms, then let us hear about it. I know man! y of you are upset about wind farms being built near where you live, so get in touch and let me know what you think about them. Are they a good idea? Will they help save the environment? Or, like Dr Bellamy suggested, are they simply a waste of time and will not provide a substantial amount of electricity? Get in touch to our email address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] On tonights programme, well be with a furious couple from a small Lincolnshire village. Now, how would you like to be woken up every morning by a convoy of thirty bin lorries? Well, this couple have had enough of broken sleep and early wake up calls as the lorries drive past their house and theyre taking their local council to task over this. Caroline and I will have the full story tonight on the programme for you. Also tonight, well be meeting the East Coast fishermen, who say they are under siege from huge French trawlers. They say they are destroying their lobster fishing grounds and putting their livelihoods at risk. Theyre at their wits end and Ill have their story for you tonight. And as Hull City Council try to force drivers out of the city centre with increases in parking tickets, well be finding out from them what are the alternatives. If youre a driver, who frequently has to drive into Hull city centre for work and experience the problems with gridlock during rush hour or have to pay exorbitant parking prices, then get in touch. We want to hear your comments before we chat to Hull City Council today. So get in touch as soon as you can with your comments. Email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] And as Caroline mentioned yesterday, our competition winners will be getting ready today to go the exclusive screening of the new BBC family drama of Robin Hood, being held at the Lawns in Lincoln tonight. The medieval theme is all set with musicians and a banquet with legs of lamb and jugs of ale. Well be talking to the producer of this new series, to find out how he thinks he will fare in the Autumn ratings war on our television schedules. So join me and Caroline tonight on BBC One at 6.30pm for tonights Look North. Take care, Crispin 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
