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The UK is not innocent

The UK is not innocent

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Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

Neil the Hippie from the classic UK sitcom The Young Ones. Vegetable rights and peace, heavy, man!

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Gillian Anderson as Margaret Thatcher from The Crown

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The Abbey Mill in the ancient town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire. It stands on a stretch nof the River Avon appropriately called the Mill Avon. Although now residential, the mill started life in about 1190 asd the corn mill for the nearby abbey. It is said that the monks excavated the Mill Avon - joining further on with the River Severn - to drive the water wheel. It was then rebuilt in 1793 and had four uindershot wheels - the remains of one still in evidence. It ceased working in 1920. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

The Abbey Mill in the ancient town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire. It stands on a stretch of the River Avon appropriately called the Mill Avon. Although now residential, the mill started life in about 1190 as the corn mill for the nearby abbey. It is said that the monks excavated the Mill Avon - joining further on with the River Severn - to drive the water wheel. It was then rebuilt in 1793 and had four uindershot wheels - the remains of one still in evidence. It ceased working in 1920.

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Scousers Hate Tories. It's true lad.

Scouse or Tory, you can't be both. It's true lad.

Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

A digital pencil drawing of the tide mill on the River Deben quayside at Woodbridge, Suffolk. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissolution it passed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, following subsequent restoration it was re-opened in 1973.

Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

The tide mill on the River Deben quayside at Woodbridge, Suffolk. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissolution it passed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, following subsequent restoration it was re-opened in 1973.

Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

A sailing barge heading back to harbour under power after a day's work. Originally photographed off Blakeney Point with textures and tones added during processing to enhance the dreamy nature of the scene. Sailing barges or Thames barges were once the 'workhorses' around the coast of East Anglia and into the Thames estuary as far as London transporting a wide variety of goods.

The tide mill on the River Deben quayside at Woodbridge, Suffolk. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissolution it passed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, following subsequent restoration it was re-opened in 1973.

Kill the Bill is a protest against the proposed Police and Crime Bill.

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Photographed on a cold winter's afternoon in December, the fine windmill at Wilton. It is situated on the North Wessex Downs in Wiltshire near its border with West Berkshire and is close to the towns of Marlborough and Hungerford. It dates from 1821 and was in continual use until the 1930s. Restored in 1976 it is now back to full working order producing stoneground flour which is sold locally.

A digital pencil sketch of the historic tide mill and its quayside on the River Deben at Woodbridge in Suffolk. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissolution it passed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, after restoration it was re-opened in 1973.

An impressionistic view of Cumbria's Northern Fells from the countryside near Silloth - with a couple of wind turbines dominating the scene. Afrter a rather stormy day the sky has cleared to give us a blustery, colourful sunset. More and more wind turbines are appearing - many of them offshore in wind farms. These two, however, stand in solitary state!

A monochrome night view from the north bank of the River Thames.

The tide mill on the River Deben quayside at Woodbridge, Suffolk. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissol;ution it passed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, following subsequent restoration it was reopened in 1973.

Boats moored at Woodbridge on the River Deben in Suffolk. This image has been given a textured, impressionist finish. Woodbridge sits on the tidal stretch of the River Deben just before it flows into the North Sea at Felixtowe. The town was once known for its shipbuilding and rope making - and it is said that some of Sir Francis Drake's warships were built here. In the background is the iconic Tide Mill which harnesses the power of the tides to turn its wheel.

The elegant Tide Mill at Woodbridge, Suffolk on the River Deben. This is the 'newest' of the mills that have stood on this site having been built in the 1600s. The earliest recorded mill here was in 1170. During th middle ages it was run by the local Augustinian priory but at the time of the Dissol;ution it pasdsed into the hands of Henry VIII. It operated until 1957 sfter which it became derelict. However, following subsequent restoration it was reopened in1973. Nikon D200 Nikkor 18-200

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Battersea Power Station is a decommissioned coal-fired power station located on the south bank of the River Thames, in Battersea, South London.

Blackburn Meadows Power Station was a coal-fired power station situated on the River Don, between Sheffield and Rotherham in South Yorkshire, England. It was well known for its two cooling towers which were a landmark on the M1 motorway and came to be known as the Tinsley Towers. They were demolished on 24 August 2008, nearly thirty years after the station ceased generating electricity.