John Lewis staff perks in pictures

The Leckford Abbas estate, Hampshire, owned by John Lewis/Waitrose. The estate houses a farm as well as a hotel and guest lodges for John Lewis/Waitrose staff Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk There are 12 wooden self-catering lodges furnished, unsurprisingly, with John Lewis products Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk The dining room in the hotel at the Leckford Abbas estate. A three-course dinner costs £11.25 Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk A room in the hotel costs just £20.25 per person, per night Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk The Leckford Abbas estate also includes a working farm supplying Waitrose with mushrooms, among other things Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk Cows in the dairy farm at the Leckford Abbas estate, Hampshire. Its organic milk is sold in Waitrose Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk Cows being milked in the organic dairy farm Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk The chicken huts at the Leckford Abbas estate. The farm supplies free-range chickens and eggs to Waitrose Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk The estate covers 4000 acres Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk John Lewis staff await news of this year's bonus. House deposits and weddings can rest on the outcome Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk Frank D'Souza, who works in the furniture department at Oxford Street, tears open the envelope to reveal this year's staff bonus. He was chosen after closing the store's biggest single sale of last year (£50,000) Photograph: Graeme Robertson Photograph: guardian.co.uk