Hi there, its Peter here. Its the final day of the week and weve got a very busy programme for you. Tonight, we'll be meeting the Hull mother, who is worried about fire evacuation guidelines at her disabled son's primary school after he was left in a stairwell during a fire alarm. Well be asking if evacuation guidelines are suitable for disabled children in our schools.
Also tonight, as tributes are paid to the Tornado navigator, who was killed this week in a training accident, we'll be getting the latest on the investigation and how it's affecting the local community. And we'll be logging on with the Hull students, trying to interest other young people with their political website. And for Children In Need, we'll be getting the run down on all your fundraising activities for Pudsey and finding out where your money goes in helping local charities. Look North will be on the road tonight. Join us if you can live for Look North at City Square in Lincoln. Well be taking a look at the big observation wheel in the city. Lots of events will be going on. The Redemption Choir from Hull will be performing, along with the Theatre Royal School in Lincoln. Therell be a samba band, a jive fusion band and the stars of Lincolns pantomime will be with us also. Therell be live performance with eighty children performing in a Joseph sing-a-long. Theyll be live in our national programme tonight singing along with five other regions across the country. Can you believe that? So lots going on. Our BBC buses will be down there, so you can bring your donations down to the City Square. Although if youd prefer to bank your donations first, so you dont have to travel about! with the cash, then take your money into any high street bank. Theres lots more information about how to get the money to Children In Need on our website bbc.co.uk/pudsey. The donation line is 0845 733 22 33 to make your pledge. And lots of you have been emailing in this week to let us know about events that youre organising for Pudsey. Hilary Graham from Brigg says, Heres something different. My granddaughters, Daisy and Erika Smith, aged seven and four, are going to cycle on the Humber Bridge in the dark on Friday. Well, thats a huge achievement for them Im sure. Good luck to Daisy and Erika on the bike ride and best wishes to the parents too as Im sure theyll not be too far behind them on the Bridge tonight as well! Sarah Tollemache has emailed in The Sixth Form students at John Smeaton Community college have been fund raising all week for Children in Need. From lunch time activities, to a carwash, also a PJ "flag walk" to Crossgates shopping centre, which takes place on Thurday 15th November. On Friday 16th November, we are holding an eye patch and shades day. So presumably all the sixth form students at John Smeaton Community college will be reading their little plug with just one eye on show! Well done to them. Miss Lyndsey Byrne, whos the Year 3 teacher at Cavendish Primary school in Hull have told me theyre wearing their pyjamas for school all day tomorrow and that includes the teachers too! She says, We are having a fun day and are also doing a money trail around the school to raise money for Children in Need!! Hello to Lyndsey and all the pupils at Cavendish Primary. This one comes from Melanie and David Hirst. Dear Look North, We would like to let you know what we are doing at our pub for Children in Need. We are the Plough at Burton Salmon. We are holding a charity casino and charity auction, raffle & disco on Friday night. Its £5 per ticket including supper & fun money to play the casino tables. All prizes have been generously donated by local businesses and people and all proceeds to go to Children in Need. It would be great if we could get a mention. So Melanie and David, heres your plug! Well done for all your efforts tonight. And heres a lovely email from Diane. She writes, My daughter Abbie is five years old. She has been sent home from school today, because she was ill. She is devastated, because for Children in Need, Neasden Primary School are dressing up as their favourite sports stars. Abbie said she wanted to dress up as a race for life runner. Abbie completed this years Race for Life with myself, her ten year old sister and friends in aid of Sophie's dad, who died of cancer last year (Sophie is ten). Tomorrow Abbie wanted to wear her race for life T-shirt and her medal, but unfortunately she has been laid out like a zombie with a tummy bug that has knocked her for six. Abbie's bedroom window backs onto the school and I am hoping she does not see Pudsey as he is visiting the Neasden pre-school where I work. Is it possible to send her an e-mail or a mention to cheer her up. Poor Abbie, missing out on seeing Pudsey. Well, I hope you get better soon Abbie! Well, its been a Letter full of Children In Need today. Lots going on all across our region and of course the country. Its always amazing how much money is raised for the cause and then even more wonderful when you see where the money goes. And lots of money does go to charities and organisations in our region. So well done to everyone, whos either organising or taking part in an event or who is just donating a few spare coins from their pocket it all helps! I hope you can join Hannah and Caroline and the rest of the Look North team down in Lincoln tonight. Wrap up warm, because I think its going to be chilly tonight! I hope Caroline and Hannah have their thermal long johns with them! Take care and have a good weekend, 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
