What’s the buzz?!
In the face of the credit crunch new beekeepers Julie and Andrew find their bees’ one of the best antidotes for stress.
Bromley Beekeepers' Association
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Next Bromley Meeting
Sunday 5th September @ 11.30am Kent House Leisure Garden charity day and Apiary Meeting. Members open hives (depends on the weather) and talk about beekeeping, just turn up and introduce yourself. Refreshments provided.
Saturday 18th September Bromley & Orpington honey show at Emmanuel Church, The Grove, West Wickham, Kent, BR4 9JS. Doors open at 10am. Including FREE Introduction to beekeeping lectures. Morning and afternoon sessions: 11am - 12am & 2.30pm - 3.30pm. Show closes: 4:30pm.
See Events for directions.
Join BIBBA the Bee Improvement and Bee Breeding Association
Get involved in bee breeding. Like all other forms of life bees can be improved by selective breeding. BIBBA encourages beekeepers to work together in breeding groups. Much has been achieved but more could be done by beekeepers working together. Subs are £20 per annum and the Bee Improvement magazine is included in the subscription fee. Write to the Membership Secretary David Allen, 75 Newhall Road, Doncaster. DN3 1QQ, United Kingdom. Tel 01302 8858 1350. Website.
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The People at Horniman - Peter Springall, Beekeeper
Peter Springall first visited the Horniman Museum as a child and became entranced by the bees and the clock tower. After the second World War, he decided to become a beekeeper himself and this sprightly nonagenarian is still keeping an eye on the bees at Horniman and entertaining youngsters with bee tales.
Peter Springall first visited the Horniman Museum as a child and became entranced by the bees and the clock tower. After the second World War, he decided to become a beekeeper himself and this sprightly nonagenarian is still keeping an eye on the bees at Horniman and entertaining youngsters with bee tales.
The 2009 Beekeepers Annual is now available at 9.95 post paid from NBB
The Beekeepers Annual - now in 27th year of publication is the only reference source to the craft that a beekeeper needs.
The Beekeepers Annual - now in 27th year of publication is the only reference source to the craft that a beekeeper needs.
What’s the buzz?!
In the face of the credit crunch new beekeepers Julie and Andrew find their bees’ one of the best antidotes for stress.
In the face of the credit crunch new beekeepers Julie and Andrew find their bees’ one of the best antidotes for stress.