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  1. A view of the Thames in Cookham painted on Thursday,' as a 2 hour painting demonstration for Cookham Art club. I finished the painting yesterday bringing out some of the deeper shadows muted tones. Oil on gesso panel, 30 x 40 cm.
    #cookham #thames #thamesriver #landscapeoilpainting #paintingdemonstration #oilonpanel #artist #artwork

  2. A view of the Thames in Cookham painted on Thursday,' as a 2 hour painting demonstration for Cookham Art club. I finished the painting yesterday bringing out some of the deeper shadows muted tones. Oil on gesso panel, 30 x 40 cm.
    #cookham #thames #thamesriver #landscapeoilpainting #paintingdemonstration #oilonpanel #artist #artwork

  3. A view of the Thames in Cookham painted on Thursday,' as a 2 hour painting demonstration for Cookham Art club. I finished the painting yesterday bringing out some of the deeper shadows muted tones. Oil on gesso panel, 30 x 40 cm.
    #cookham #thames #thamesriver #landscapeoilpainting #paintingdemonstration #oilonpanel #artist #artwork

  4. A view of the Thames in Cookham painted on Thursday,' as a 2 hour painting demonstration for Cookham Art club. I finished the painting yesterday bringing out some of the deeper shadows muted tones. Oil on gesso panel, 30 x 40 cm.
    #cookham #thames #thamesriver #landscapeoilpainting #paintingdemonstration #oilonpanel #artist #artwork

  5. A view of the Thames in Cookham painted on Thursday,' as a 2 hour painting demonstration for Cookham Art club. I finished the painting yesterday bringing out some of the deeper shadows muted tones. Oil on gesso panel, 30 x 40 cm.
    #cookham #thames #thamesriver #landscapeoilpainting #paintingdemonstration #oilonpanel #artist #artwork

  6. #ThamesWater boss defends exec #bonuses as #SewageSpills soar

    Thames reported a 40% rise in #sewage #pollution with 359 incidents in the six months to September.

    Lora Jones & Simon Jack, December 10, 2024

    "The boss of Thames Water has defended executive bonuses as the firm calls for a hike in customer bills to ensure its survival.

    "Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer "competitive packages" to attract talent, but the water regulator has previously said that customers must not foot the bill for "undeserved bonuses".

    "It comes as the embattled company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the six months to 30 September, as its debts continued to swell, according to its latest set of results.

    "Thames approaches a critical moment next week, with Ofwat set to decide whether to allow a proposed 59% increase in consumer bills over the next five years.

    "The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.

    "The firm has said customer bills need to rise or else it will not be able to recover from its financial crisis. However, if the company does collapse, water supplies will not be affected.

    "Water firms across the UK have faced a fierce backlash over sewage discharges and pipe leaks in recent years, but Thames has been in the spotlight given its debt pile, and the fact one in four people in the UK rely on it.

    "Critics have argued the water industry has historically neglected investment in favour of paying executive bonuses and shareholder dividends.

    "But on Tuesday, Mr Weston defended bosses getting £770,000 in bonuses.

    "'I completely understand that there are customers out there who struggle with their bills,' he added, pointing to bill support offered to about 377,000 customers in the last year.

    "Mr Weston, who was hired in January, was also awarded a bonus of £195,000 for his first three months at the company."

    Read more:
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4zkl

    #WaterIsLife #ThamesRiver #England #PowerCorruptionAndLies #EatTheRich

  7. #ThamesWater boss defends exec #bonuses as #SewageSpills soar

    Thames reported a 40% rise in #sewage #pollution with 359 incidents in the six months to September.

    Lora Jones & Simon Jack, December 10, 2024

    "The boss of Thames Water has defended executive bonuses as the firm calls for a hike in customer bills to ensure its survival.

    "Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer "competitive packages" to attract talent, but the water regulator has previously said that customers must not foot the bill for "undeserved bonuses".

    "It comes as the embattled company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the six months to 30 September, as its debts continued to swell, according to its latest set of results.

    "Thames approaches a critical moment next week, with Ofwat set to decide whether to allow a proposed 59% increase in consumer bills over the next five years.

    "The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.

    "The firm has said customer bills need to rise or else it will not be able to recover from its financial crisis. However, if the company does collapse, water supplies will not be affected.

    "Water firms across the UK have faced a fierce backlash over sewage discharges and pipe leaks in recent years, but Thames has been in the spotlight given its debt pile, and the fact one in four people in the UK rely on it.

    "Critics have argued the water industry has historically neglected investment in favour of paying executive bonuses and shareholder dividends.

    "But on Tuesday, Mr Weston defended bosses getting £770,000 in bonuses.

    "'I completely understand that there are customers out there who struggle with their bills,' he added, pointing to bill support offered to about 377,000 customers in the last year.

    "Mr Weston, who was hired in January, was also awarded a bonus of £195,000 for his first three months at the company."

    Read more:
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4zkl

    #WaterIsLife #ThamesRiver #England #PowerCorruptionAndLies #EatTheRich

  8. #ThamesWater boss defends exec #bonuses as #SewageSpills soar

    Thames reported a 40% rise in #sewage #pollution with 359 incidents in the six months to September.

    Lora Jones & Simon Jack, December 10, 2024

    "The boss of Thames Water has defended executive bonuses as the firm calls for a hike in customer bills to ensure its survival.

    "Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer "competitive packages" to attract talent, but the water regulator has previously said that customers must not foot the bill for "undeserved bonuses".

    "It comes as the embattled company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the six months to 30 September, as its debts continued to swell, according to its latest set of results.

    "Thames approaches a critical moment next week, with Ofwat set to decide whether to allow a proposed 59% increase in consumer bills over the next five years.

    "The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.

    "The firm has said customer bills need to rise or else it will not be able to recover from its financial crisis. However, if the company does collapse, water supplies will not be affected.

    "Water firms across the UK have faced a fierce backlash over sewage discharges and pipe leaks in recent years, but Thames has been in the spotlight given its debt pile, and the fact one in four people in the UK rely on it.

    "Critics have argued the water industry has historically neglected investment in favour of paying executive bonuses and shareholder dividends.

    "But on Tuesday, Mr Weston defended bosses getting £770,000 in bonuses.

    "'I completely understand that there are customers out there who struggle with their bills,' he added, pointing to bill support offered to about 377,000 customers in the last year.

    "Mr Weston, who was hired in January, was also awarded a bonus of £195,000 for his first three months at the company."

    Read more:
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4zkl

    #WaterIsLife #ThamesRiver #England #PowerCorruptionAndLies #EatTheRich

  9. #ThamesWater boss defends exec #bonuses as #SewageSpills soar

    Thames reported a 40% rise in #sewage #pollution with 359 incidents in the six months to September.

    Lora Jones & Simon Jack, December 10, 2024

    "The boss of Thames Water has defended executive bonuses as the firm calls for a hike in customer bills to ensure its survival.

    "Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer "competitive packages" to attract talent, but the water regulator has previously said that customers must not foot the bill for "undeserved bonuses".

    "It comes as the embattled company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the six months to 30 September, as its debts continued to swell, according to its latest set of results.

    "Thames approaches a critical moment next week, with Ofwat set to decide whether to allow a proposed 59% increase in consumer bills over the next five years.

    "The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.

    "The firm has said customer bills need to rise or else it will not be able to recover from its financial crisis. However, if the company does collapse, water supplies will not be affected.

    "Water firms across the UK have faced a fierce backlash over sewage discharges and pipe leaks in recent years, but Thames has been in the spotlight given its debt pile, and the fact one in four people in the UK rely on it.

    "Critics have argued the water industry has historically neglected investment in favour of paying executive bonuses and shareholder dividends.

    "But on Tuesday, Mr Weston defended bosses getting £770,000 in bonuses.

    "'I completely understand that there are customers out there who struggle with their bills,' he added, pointing to bill support offered to about 377,000 customers in the last year.

    "Mr Weston, who was hired in January, was also awarded a bonus of £195,000 for his first three months at the company."

    Read more:
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4zkl

    #WaterIsLife #ThamesRiver #England #PowerCorruptionAndLies #EatTheRich

  10. #ThamesWater boss defends exec #bonuses as #SewageSpills soar

    Thames reported a 40% rise in #sewage #pollution with 359 incidents in the six months to September.

    Lora Jones & Simon Jack, December 10, 2024

    "The boss of Thames Water has defended executive bonuses as the firm calls for a hike in customer bills to ensure its survival.

    "Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer "competitive packages" to attract talent, but the water regulator has previously said that customers must not foot the bill for "undeserved bonuses".

    "It comes as the embattled company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the six months to 30 September, as its debts continued to swell, according to its latest set of results.

    "Thames approaches a critical moment next week, with Ofwat set to decide whether to allow a proposed 59% increase in consumer bills over the next five years.

    "The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.

    "The firm has said customer bills need to rise or else it will not be able to recover from its financial crisis. However, if the company does collapse, water supplies will not be affected.

    "Water firms across the UK have faced a fierce backlash over sewage discharges and pipe leaks in recent years, but Thames has been in the spotlight given its debt pile, and the fact one in four people in the UK rely on it.

    "Critics have argued the water industry has historically neglected investment in favour of paying executive bonuses and shareholder dividends.

    "But on Tuesday, Mr Weston defended bosses getting £770,000 in bonuses.

    "'I completely understand that there are customers out there who struggle with their bills,' he added, pointing to bill support offered to about 377,000 customers in the last year.

    "Mr Weston, who was hired in January, was also awarded a bonus of £195,000 for his first three months at the company."

    Read more:
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4zkl

    #WaterIsLife #ThamesRiver #England #PowerCorruptionAndLies #EatTheRich

  11. Past couple of days I have been painting the Thames in Marlow. A view of the pink house on the hill. Rich Grinter painted along side me yesterday, great to catch up. Oil on gesso panel, 35.5 x 46 cm.
    #marlow #thamesriver #marlowlife #landscapeoilpainting #oilpainting #oilonpanel #pleinairpainting #artwork

  12. Past couple of days I have been painting the Thames in Marlow. A view of the pink house on the hill. Rich Grinter painted along side me yesterday, great to catch up. Oil on gesso panel, 35.5 x 46 cm.
    #marlow #thamesriver #marlowlife #landscapeoilpainting #oilpainting #oilonpanel #pleinairpainting #artwork

  13. Past couple of days I have been painting the Thames in Marlow. A view of the pink house on the hill. Rich Grinter painted along side me yesterday, great to catch up. Oil on gesso panel, 35.5 x 46 cm.
    #marlow #thamesriver #marlowlife #landscapeoilpainting #oilpainting #oilonpanel #pleinairpainting #artwork

  14. Past couple of days I have been painting the Thames in Marlow. A view of the pink house on the hill. Rich Grinter painted along side me yesterday, great to catch up. Oil on gesso panel, 35.5 x 46 cm.
    #marlow #thamesriver #marlowlife #landscapeoilpainting #oilpainting #oilonpanel #pleinairpainting #artwork

  15. Past couple of days I have been painting the Thames in Marlow. A view of the pink house on the hill. Rich Grinter painted along side me yesterday, great to catch up. Oil on gesso panel, 35.5 x 46 cm.
    #marlow #thamesriver #marlowlife #landscapeoilpainting #oilpainting #oilonpanel #pleinairpainting #artwork

  16. Boxing day painting of the river Thames near Spade Oak farm in Bourne End. I was painting yesterday morning in a cold, very muddy and partially submerged field next to the river. A great reason to try out my new Christmas wellies. Oil on primed panel, 20 x 25 cm.
    #thamesriver #bourneend #landscapepainting #oilpainting #oilpaint #landscapeoilpainting #winter #buckinghamshire #oilpaintingonpanel #pleinairpainter

  17. New studio painting based on a plein air study I did last year. The view evoked the woodcut 'Sudden Shower over Shin-Ōhashi Bridge' by Utagawa Hiroshige, prompting me to do this reimagined painting. Oil on on oil primed linen, 70 x 60 cm.

    #studiopainting #contemporarylandscapepainting #artwork #oilpainting #artist #oilonlinen #landscapepainting #thamesriver

  18. Today's painting was far more easier, not as cold as it was yesterday, but still frosty by the river. Love painting the river when it's like this.
    #thamesriver #henleyonthames #oilpainting #artwork #artist #art #landscapepainting #pleinairpainting #winter

  19. It was freezing this morning, painting the flooded Marsh Meadows in Henley. More of a sketch than anything, had to give it up as I got too cold. Oil on oil primed panel, 23 x 30 cm.
    #thamesriver #henleyonthames #oilpainting #artwork #landscapepainting #pleinairpainting #art #artist #winter