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Bees for Development’s New Website Launched

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By Steven Turner (web administrator)

Published 16.Apr.2009, 6:56pm

Bees for Development’s New Website

Press Release 16/04/09 (292 KB)

Download Bees for Development’s new website launched press release.

New bee information service is being launched by Bill Turnbull at Stoneleigh this Saturday 18th April 2009.

Bees for Development’s new website launched incorporating a brand new feature: The African Information Portal funded by the Wales for Africa Fund of the Welsh Assembly Government.

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