Good afternoon and welcome to Thursdays Levy Letter. This week is going fast isnt it? I could get used to a four day week!
We got a huge response last night from you after the programme. Thank you so much to everyone, who got in touch with us, whether on the text, answer phones or on email. Although there were so many messages from you all, between us in the newsroom, weve read every one, so thank you very much indeed. Comments were coming in about the case of the dropped sausage roll and also about the silencing of Beverleys bells! About these bells, this is just a selection of your comments and unusually, I thought, messages about this didnt just come from concerned residents of Beverley, although there were many of messages from Beverlonians, but there were quite a few messages from people living outside of Beverley too, who were concerned about the bells being silenced. Dave from Woodhall Spa texted in to say, If you move near a church you should expect bells! Dont complain afterwards if you didnt know! And Tony from Hornsea wrote, The Minster has been there for centuries, surely the people who have complained about it must have seen it before they moved into the area. One anonymous one from a Beverlonian left a message for us to say, He shouldnt really have bought a house next door to Beverley Minster. If he moves to get away from the bells, then I suggest he doesnt move to near Bridlington or whatever, because maybe the sea would bother him. I live within the sound of the Beverley Minste! r bells and I love them. And I have to say that Ive found it very difficult to find a message from you saying that youd like to hear them stopped. Theres just one message here on our Lincoln hotline from an anonymous caller to say, Cant they come to some sort of arrangement like Lincoln Cathedral. They go off at night and theres no problem there. So thanks for your messages about Beverleys bells and the petition to silence them during the night. If you think they should be silenced, because theyre keep you awake at night, then do get in touch with me to put your point across! And our other story last night that attracted the most amount of response from you was of course the sausage roll saga where a mother from Hull walked free from court after Magistrates threw out the case against her for allegedly dropping a chunk of sausage roll on the ground. Peter from Bridlington left a message for us, Some things can be taken a little bit too far and the council needs to address more important issues like crime in the city. Sean from Hull thinks though, What about the council when theyre collecting waste on a weekly basis. They tend to leave half the litter scattered all over the pavement. So if anybody is supposed to be prosecuted, then why not themselves? And then finally Peter from Grimsby texted in to say, Fly tipping is rampant in Grimsby. Any measures to prosecute tippers and litter louts is to be welcomed. So there you go, lots of messages from you last night and we greatly appreciate all of them. Thanks for getting in touch and of course i! f you want to comment about anything we do in the Letter or on the programme, then get in touch with me on the usual address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I look forward to hearing from you. Strictly The Autumn season of TV shows is heading our way fast and I read today who will be in the line-up for the new series of the BBCs Strictly Come Dancing. Its a surprising hit isnt it that show? The latest people preparing to strut their stuff on the dance floor will be singers, Rachel Stevens from S Club 7 and Heather Small from M People. Former EastEnders actors, Gillian Taylforth, Jessie Wallace and Phil Daniels will be putting down the scripts and putting on the dancing shoes. And Christine Bleakely from the One Show and GMTV presenter, Andrew Castle, will also be joining them. Its so brave of them to have a go at that I always think. So good luck to them. The new series starts on BBC One in the middle of September, so look out for that. Well, that's it from me in this Letter. Just a quick plug for the Hull and District Scooter club, who emailed in. They have said that therell be a scooter rally at the Hull Ionians rugby ground in Elloughton this weekend. So if youre going along to that with your scooter, then enjoy! Take care, Peter Your email address will be held by the BBC and kept confidential, and will only be used in relation to this newsletter. You will be given the option to unsubscribe from this newsletter each time you receive it. Please visit the BBC's Privacy & Cookies Policy (www.bbc.co.uk/privacy) for more information 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
