Hi there, its Peter here with Wednesdays Levy Letter. On tonights programme, as Lincolnshire Police prepare to make a case for more funding from the government, we'll take a look at what this could mean for the county's services and will ask if council tax payers will end up footing part of the bill. Well get the full story on this tonight.
After the past month's heavy rain and storms, we'll be taking a look at the renewed flood problems in one North Lincolnshire village. Tonight we'll be explaining why residents of Barrow upon Humber have been battling against flooding not from the heavy rainfall, but from an altogether different source. Continuing our Road Watch campaign, we'll be focussing today on how the Highways Department in Lincolnshire keeps an eye on the county's roads and how much pot holes actually cost them. And of course we still want your comments on this and any pictures of particularly bad pot holes! But dont forget, only take the photographs of bad roads if youre in a safe position to do so! Weve had lots of emails and messages so far, so many thanks for those. Keep emailing in to the usual address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Also tonight, with just two days of preparation to go before Hull FC launch their Super League campaign, we'll find out what impact the current sickness and injury crisis is having on the team. Plus the most poisonous creature in the world is visiting Hull. One intrepid Look North reporter will be taking a very cautious look behind the scenes at a new exhibition at The Deep. Thats all tonight on BBC One at half past six. I hope you can join me then. Barnum A quick plug today. The Chairman of the Hessle Theatre Company wrote in to ask me for some help to plug his latest production. John Drury writes, We are a local company of enthusiastic and talented amateur performers, dedicated to delivering the best West End and Broadway musicals, at a professional standard, to new and existing audiences at the Hull New Theatre. At the beginning of March we will be performing the award winning circus musical 'Barnum' at Hull New Theatre. Now then, I dont know much about this, but it sounds very exciting! John says that all of the performers in the group have been learning circus skills at a circus school. I didnt even know that a circus school existed! Theres tight rope walking, trapeze artists, juggling, uni-cycling and stilt walking so it does sound like a proper circus! So there you go, look out for the posters for Barnum at the Hull New Theatre at the beginning of March. So thats it from me. I hope you can join me tonight for the programme. 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
