Hello there, its Peter here, back again with the Levy Letter at the start of another week. And what a welcome back to Hull with such incredibly heavy showers this morning. And Paul, apparently, has a lot to say about our recent terrible weather and heavy flooding. Hes not just content to be on our screens. Hes written into the Yorkshire Post too. Ive had emails this morning to let me know about his letter in the newspaper! So thanks for those this morning and thanks for all the messages wishing me a happy holiday. Im back and Im rested and Ill be with you for Look North all this week.
On tonight's Look North, we'll be looking at Humberside Police's latest scheme as they hope to cut down anti social behaviour in our area. They'll be handing out leaflets naming and shaming people, who have breached their ASBOs. Do you think itll work? Well tune in tonight, take a look at the leaflet and let me know! And we'll be finding out more about the dangerous fish, which have been freed from their lake by floodwaters. Conservationists fear they will cause damage to their local environment. I'll be asking why one of Hull's biggest sporting events ended in disruption and arrests at the weekend. And we'll be looking at the demand for rented houses after hundreds of victims are flooded out of their homes. Thats all tonight on BBC One at half past six. And speaking of the flooding, I saw this morning this lovely email in our Look North inbox. This comes from Mrs Wiseman and I thought I should share it with you. I am one of the many, who although marooned, did not have any water in their homes. Unfortunately, my neighbours were badly hit. I would like to pay tribute to the Humber Rescue Team, who appeared with sandbags and rescue boats. They were a continuing presence to reassure and be available to help if needed. One chap escorted my daughter along Pryme Street, because the current was too strong for her to go alone. Whenever I looked out, there was a cheery wave and concern for my wellbeing. Would you please let the Rescue workers know that their diligence was gratefully received. So a lovely tribute there for the rescue workers hard at work during the flooding in our area. Thanks Mrs Wiseman for getting in touch with us about that. And of course, the Levy Letter is a great place for a quick plug for any charity event in your area. Mary Gray wrote in asking for a plug for the Bridlington and Driffield branch of the RSPCA. She writes We have had a great number of unwanted and neglected cats handed into us and the numbers have now increased to such an extent that we are running out of accommodation for them and desperately need good homes. We are proposing having an Open Day at the private boarding cattery that we use. This open day will be on Sunday 12th August. So the Bridlington and Driffield RSPCA are having an Open Day, but Im sure if anyone wants to re-home a cat in the meantime, then Im sure theyd love to hear from you. They have a website - www.rspca-bridlington.org. And did you see J.K. Rowling on Jonathan Ross show on Friday night? Well, she had obviously been warned to keep tight-lipped about her latest book as fans scour her every words for clues as to what will happen in the last of her epic Harry Potter series. Im sure that speculation will continue, but Joanne revealed that two of the main characters will die in the last book, but admitted that although she may not write about Harry again, she would never say never about writing another book about wizards and magic. Her last book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will cap a series that has sold three hundred and twenty-five million copies worldwide. Thats just incredible isnt it? Are you a Harry Potter fan? What do you think will be the outcome for the young magician? Nearly 1.6 million copies of the final Harry Potter book have been pre-ordered, before its release on the 21st July, so not long to go now before we all find out! Well, that's it from me. Have a good day whatever youre doing and join me tonight on BBC One at half past six. 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
