Hello, it’s Peter here and welcome to Thursday’s Levy Letter. I hope your day 
is going well and I hope you’ll be able to join me tonight on BBC One at 6.30pm 
for all the day’s news and also tonight, Paul will have the forecast. And if 
you’ve been watching The Apprentice over the last few weeks, then you’ll know 
that Hull girl and former Sydney Smith pupil, Michelle Dewberry is the winner 
and she gets the job with Sir Alan Sugar. I’ll be talking to Michelle tonight 
on the programme at the usual time of half past six.

Also tonight, I’ll be looking at the issue of car parking in one South 
Lincolnshire town. Car parking is at such a premium and is so expensive that 
the businesses of Holbeach are worried that their customers are going elsewhere 
to shop. They’re worried their businesses will fold without a review of car 
parking in the town. I’ll have more on that later.

Plus I’ll be introducing the issue that’s affecting a great many grandparents 
across the country. We’ll have the tragic story of one local grandmother, who’s 
been prevented from seeing her grandchildren for six years. As families split 
up and custody battles ensue, grandparents currently have no right to have 
access to their grandchildren if their children or son or daughter in law does 
not allow it. I’ll have more on this story tonight at six thirty. 


Pictures

Don’t forget if you’ve got a photograph or a picture that you’d like to send in 
for the programme to use on the Big Screen, then send it to me. It’s the usual 
address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] 


How To Tell If A Man Will Make A Good Dad

Charming chat-up lines and an armful of flowers may be a waste of time when it 
comes to wooing the perfect woman, as the fairer sex can label a man as a 
lothario or a doting Dad in one glance, according to the experts. Research 
shows that men with masculine faces are deemed as short term prospects rather 
than potential husbands. Candidates picked for long-term commitments, on the 
other hand, were men, who appeared to have an affection for children. 
Researchers think that the ability is part of a subconscious radar a woman uses 
to search for her soul mate. So there we are. Women are clever when it comes to 
finding the perfect soul mate and a father for her children. 


Events

Don’t forget if you’ve got a charity event that’s coming up and you’d like a 
mention in the Levy Letter, then do give me the details and let me know what it 
is and where it is. I will try and give you a plug in the Levy Letter one day. 
There are several in already and we will include them over the next few weeks.

Just a reminder that if you’re in Lincolnshire in July, Paul and I will be 
there to do the big switch on of the event of the year – the Mablethorpe 
Lights! It’s on a Sunday night and I’ll give you all the details a little 
nearer the time. If you can make it along to Mablethorpe, then I look forward 
to seeing you there. 


Parking Spot

We all like to have our own parking spot or somewhere where we can leave our 
car. Not all of us are lucky enough to have a parking space that goes with a 
flat, like I’ve got, but at first glance, a central London property that’s on 
sale for £80,000 seems like a bargain. Central London property for £80,000! But 
this is not the price of a bijoux studio flat, but just a parking space! The 
tarmac plot in Knightsbridge measures just one hundred square feet and is 
barely big enough for an average sized car and since it’s below ground, it 
doesn’t have much of a view either. But it’s on the market with a lease at 
£80,000! Can you believe that? 

Talking of money, I’ve been looking at houses that have been sold in the first 
three months of this year at over two million pounds, which of course narrows 
it right down. Most of them have been in central London, but two or three have 
been sold in Yorkshire. So we’re on the top ten list of properties sold for 
over two million pounds.


Autobiography

If there are any publishers out there and they would like to publish my 
autobiography, then I would be happy to write it. The only reason I say that 
is, even I reckon my life might have a little more stories to tell, than 
Chantelle’s. Five months ago, we’d never heard of her. Five months later, well, 
what had she done? She’d won Celebrity Big Brother. And she’s just signed a 
deal for three hundred thousand pounds to write her biography. She was the non 
celebrity of course in Big Brother, but she’s only twenty-two and she’s writing 
her autobiography. So I’m not sure how much she’s going to be able to say at 
the age of twenty-two. I’m certainly not being arrogant by saying that I think 
I would have more stories to tell, even though I’m not famous or well-known 
like Chantelle. But still, I think Chantelle’s biography might be a small book! 


Stories

Don’t forget if you’ve got a story or a problem that you think I might be able 
to tackle, then drop me a line and give me the details. And we’ll see what we 
can do and we’ll see if we can get it sorted. The address to write to me is 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] And also, of course, if you would like one of our BBC Look 
North car stickers, then they are still available. Send me a stamped addressed 
envelope to the postal address of Peter Levy, BBC Look North, Queen's Court, 
Queen's Gardens, Hull, HU1 3RH. 


Thank you very much indeed for reading the Levy Letter. Have a good day and 
join me tonight on BBC One at 6.30pm. 

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

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