Hello, its Peter here and welcome to Thursdays Levy Letter. I hope your days going well and youll be able to join me tonight on Look North at half past six. Tonight well have the latest on the search for missing mum Amanda Whitehurst as police release CCTV footage of her last known whereabouts.
And we'll speak to both patients and residents about planned cuts to jobs and health services in Bridlington. Weve had a big response on this story already, so its obviously something that means a lot to people. Well see what they have to say later. We'll meet the meteorologist who says the environment agency were too slow to warn about flooding in Louth. Of course now that the clear up is in progress people are wondering what went wrong and how to prevent the same happening in the future. Putting his way to glory - We'll meet the Boston golfer making a name for himself at this year's Open. And going out with a bang, we'll have a special report on the demolition of a local landmark. Its the end of an era in Cleethorpes, dont miss that on the programme tonight. And of course well have the weather forecast as usual, getting close to the weekend so hopefully things will be looking good. Thats Look North at six thirty on BBC One, I hope you can join me. As I mentioned earlier, weve been having a big response on proposed health service cuts in Bridlington, lots of people seem to be against it. Also our story about the closing of the central post office in Hull, lots of people are going to be affected and we had a lot of people angry about the closure and wondering what the impact will be on their lives and businesses. Thanks for all those messages, and keep them coming in. If you want to comment on anything and maybe have your comment read out on the programme you can call our hotline number, or send us a text, or you can email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well have more details during the programme as usual. A little while back I mentioned in the RNLI Flag Day in the letter, well Ive received a message from the RNLI thanking the people of Hull for their tremendous support last Saturday. The event raised £1,954, which is a fantastic amount. The RNLI want to pass on the message that they couldnt operate the life boats without the wonderful support of the public. Of course the life boats are such an important service along the coast, so thank you if you went along, and well done to the RNLI for raising a lot of money. Its the Steam Rally Weekend in Withernsea on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th of July. Im told there will be full sized steam engine, a fairground organ, and lots of other attractions for all you fans of trains and steam power. It promises to be a fun day out, and theres also a parade through the town starting at 2pm, so if youre in the Withernsea area do try to get out and see that. Maybe itll be going right past your house. Thomas Well its featured the voice of Ringo Starr, and Alec Baldwin, and now Pierce Brosnan is stepping in to narrate Thomas the Tank Engine. The ex-James Bond will make his debut in a DVD released in 2008. It doesnt seem an obvious choice does it? But apparently Pierce is a fan of the famous train, and enjoyed reading the stories with his children. Well itll be interesting to see how that turns out, lets hope he leaves his license to kill at home Well thats about it from me today, join me tonight at six thirty on BBC One, and if you miss the programme or want to watch it at a time of your choosing you can find it on the internet along with some of our top stories in bite sized packages on www.bbc.co.uk/looknorthhull. Bye for now 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
