Peter Levy, a household name in Lincolnshire and presenter for BBC Look North, reaches two grand milestones in 2021: his 70th birthday and a remarkable 50-year career in broadcasting. Having been a key feature on our television screens since 2002, Peter delivers daily news to audiences in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire from his base in Hull. His composed and dependable presence has been a constant companion through influential stories, including regionally significant events that hit home in the heart of our community.
Significantly, Peter’s affable exchanges with weather reporter Paul Hudson have become a high point of regional coverage, adding a dose of light-hearted camaraderie to the daily news bulletins. Known for his commitment to the local area, Peter regularly voices his esteem for the home-grown culture and people, openly declaring, ‘This is where I belong.’
Starting his broadcasting career in the domain of radio in 1975, Peter has witnessed first-hand the transformation of the industry across decades, maintaining an unwavering dedication to his profession all the while. With occasional ventures into the acting sphere, he remains a stalwart supporter of the local cultural scene, showcasing a passion that goes beyond his role in the newsroom. Looking back on his career, Peter serves as a symbol of endurance and commitment, encapsulating the narratives of our local communities with a voice that has become a trustworthy and familiar presence.
This story was adapted from original reporting by www.bbc.com by The Lincoln Post
