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The RMI Academy of Automotive Skills will open a new training facility in Lincoln this month, offering a selection of MOT and technical courses for automotive technicians.

Fortunately, they had plenty of snaps from Anton, Charlton and Rooksbury lakes. Sharing the photo of a family taking shelter from the rain, Stuart James said: “It seems we have a ‘Gosling off’ today.” Madalayne Kempster said she was in bird heaven capturing the photos of cute cygnets, goslings and ducklings at Anton and Rooksbury lakes. She said: “Lots of fluffyness and cuteness.” Kym Welsh said she was “a little bit carried away” chasing the goslings as shared many photos in the camera club. All photos were appreicated by the members. The camera club is free and...

Crip Camp, by Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht. Photo: Steve Honigsbaum When James “Jim” LeBrecht was 15 years old, he picked up a video camera and pointed it at Camp Jened, a utopian summer camp in upstate New York for teenagers with disabilities. That summer day in 1971 was a seminal moment in the future filmmaker’s life as LeBrecht introduced his fellow campers to the camera. The film footage LeBrecht captured would later be included in Crip Camp – a documentary he and fellow Oakland filmmaker Nicole Newnham directed and produced, along with Sara Bolder (LeBrecht’s wife), and for...

She said that Garry Frank, the Davidson County district attorney, met with her and her husband, David Lynch, in his office at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday. Frank, she said, told her that he would be offering Molly Martens Corbett and Thomas Martens the chance to plead guilty to manslaughter. In the first trial, a jury was asked to decide between second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter or not guilty in the death of Irish businessman Jason Corbett. The jury convicted both Molly Corbett and Martens of second-degree murder and they are now serving between 20 years and 25 years in prison. A conviction...

Lighting and signalling issues are the most common reason drivers fail their MOT (Image: Express) Bill Fennell, Director of The Motor Ombudsman said there was an “element of concern” demand will be lower in March and September. He said: “The research offers an interesting insight from those businesses that are ‘on the ground’ conducting the MOT tests. “It is encouraging to see that the majority estimate that MOT volumes will hold up during the peak months, but there is equally an element of concern that demand may also be lower than March and September last year. “There will als...