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Lincolnshire Police withdraw 86 COVID-19 fines after review Police dropped £10k fine for Lincoln student | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite Some 86 coronavirus-related fines issued by Lincolnshire Police have been withdrawn after being scrutinised, almost 15% of the total. The Lincolnshire force said last month that they had issued 576 fines from the beginning of the first lockdown in March 2020 until January 17, 2021, which was an increase of over 200 since December 20. However, the figure for Lincolnshire Police was 490 in the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s most recent data, ...

  SASKATOON -- Allan Kehler is looking to change the landscape of the outlook on men's mental health issues. Prior to COVID-19, Kehler would travel to communities across Sask. to interview and speak on men's mental health issues. He says he found a lot of men who were done with hiding their emotions and ready to share their stories. Over time, Kehler saw a common theme from all his interviews. "After they reached out for help they said, 'that wasn't that bad, what I thought was going to happen didn't actually happen.'" Instead they felt welcomed, liberated and that they didn’t need ...

ONOC extends MoU with Japanese partners to help athletes prepare for Tokyo 2020 Thursday, 21 January 2021 The Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC) has announced the extension of its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two Japanese partners that aims to help athletes prepare for the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Kazuo Nakayama, Mayor of Ryugasaki, and Toshiaki Nojiri, President of the Ryutsu Keizai University (RKU), signed the MoU along with ONOC President Robin Mitchell at a virtual ceremony. Mitchell said the partnership had the ability to "ease burdens" on athletes from smaller...

Monika Singh Robin Mitchell GM Operations Weta Coffee. Picture: SUPPLIED. With their objective to provide their customers with the highest standard of service, Weta Coffee (Fiji) has announced its new management team. Weta Coffee director Mue Bentley Fisher says Robin Mitchell (Jr) takes on the role of general manager – operations and head chef. Mr Mitchell is a qualified chef educated at Carshalton College in the UK, and a business owner of Mitchell Consultants Ltd. He was also head of catering for Kahawa Coffee Shop, one of the original coffee shops of Suva that set the scene for Fiji’s...