Hello, it's Peter here and welcome to Wednesdays Levy Letter. I hope your day is going well and I hope you'll be able to join me tonight on BBC One at half past six as usual.
Tonight, we'll be live at the Lincolnshire Show as the celebration of farming and food opens in our region. We'll be taking a look at the billion pound farming industry in the area and introducing a family from Scunthorpe to the show for the very first time. We'll be taking them round the showground and they'll be offering you their top tips of what to see. And this year Radio Lincolnshire is running a special Show radio service on 1368AM and thats on air now with advice about what you might want to see-and-do when you get there. If youre going to this years Lincolnshire Show, then enjoy! We'll also have the rest of the day's news including hearing from patients and staff, who say a new way of offering dental services is leaving patients out of pocket. And we'll be taking a peak at the world's first online cough clinic. Thats all on BBC Look North at half past six. Lord Of The Rings Theres a great love of musicals in this area, so much so that BBC Radio Humberside has its own show devoted to the musicals. Its called Westenders and its on every Sunday evening at six oclock. Anyway I see that the most expensive musical of all time, Lord of the Rings, is just about to open in London. I think it runs for about five hours! Running at the moment is the greatest number of previews ever for a show. We'll wait and see what the critics say about that one. Pictures Thanks for all the flood photos from last week. Keep the more unusual photos coming in and dont forget if you have a story that you think we should know about then get in touch with me at the usual address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Two Weather Men The Humber Half Marathon is this weekend. Paul and I will be there to start the race and its not just Paul making an appearance, but also the national weatherman and North Ferriby lad, Alex Deakin. He will be there as well. Paul and I will be down at the Bridge from a quarter past nine on Sunday morning. I hope you can join us. And heres an event for your diary! There was an email from the Retired Greyhound Trust about an event coming up Please could you give our event some coverage between now and July 22nd when there is a Fun Day in Sewerby Hall and Gardens and the Retired Greyhound Trust will have a stall seeking people to re-home a greyhound, some of whom have been very badly treated or to raise money to help support them. There will be a parade in the arena on the Fun Day with dogs, who wish to be re-homed, and a Sponsored Dog Walk on Saturday 21st July, to link with the Fun Day and to raise cash for the retired greyhounds who have not yet found a home. People can raise sponsor money to walk their own dog at the Hornsea Trust Kennels, or can raise money and walk a greyhound around the paddock there. Send for a sponsor form and directions and start to collect sponsors. You can get them from the Community Centre in Bridlington on 01262 670001. So thats from Lynette at the Retired Greyhound! Trust. Thanks for that email and get in touch if you want a little plug for your charity event. Email me direct on [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thats all from me and I hope you can join me tonight at half past six. If you want to catch up on any Look North story, then take a quick look at our website at www.bbc.co.uk/looknorthhull. The full programme from last night is on there if you want to watch it back and you can watch back any story from the programme as well. So take a look. 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
