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Central Association of Bee-Keepers
http://www.cabk.org.uk/
The Central Association of Bee-Keepers is a registered educational charity whose objectives are to promote and further the craft of beekeeping. By organising lectures and producing publications, the association enables beekeepers, bee scientists and others interested in bees to keep in touch with the latest research and ideas about bees and related topics. Acting as a bridge between the beekeeper and the scientist.
Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations
www.irishbeekeeping.ie/
Welcome to the website of the Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations. The Federation represents our 45 local member associations.
Scottish Beekeepers Association
http://www.scottishbeekeepers.org.uk/
The Scottish Beekeepers Association is the national body that represents Scotland's beekeepers within the UK, throughout Europe and globally. It is a registered charity, and is run entirely by volunteers drawn from its membership.
Welsh Beekeepers Association (WBKA)
http://www.wbka.com/
The overall aim of the WBKA is the "encouragement, improvement and advancement of beekeeping throughout Wales". We do this by providing resources for member associations and by representing the membership at a National level.
National Honey Show
http://www.honeyshow.co.uk
The National Honey Show 27th October - 29th October 2011 at St George's College, Weybridge, Surrey KT15 2QS.
Honey Shop
http://www.honeyshop.co.uk
Beekeeping, books, mead, beeswax, beekeeping equipment, skin care products, books, articles plus an information service, by Camelot Country Products.
The Bee People
http://www.thebee-people.co.uk
We are based on the outskirts of Hailsham and the majority of our customers come from East Sussex and West Kent and call to see us for their beekeeping requirements.
All the Sussex Divisions offer education for beginners and experienced beekeepers. This education takes the form of practical demonstrations, theory lessons and mentoring all aimed to improve the confidence and skills of our members. In addition, the British Beekeeping Association provides an Education Framework with practical assessments and examinations.
Populations of bees and other insect pollinators have fallen dramatically in recent years. The reasons for these declines are complex and wide ranging, but there is little doubt that pesticides are playing a key part. PAN UK has launched this website to cut through the confusion and provide an up-to date and balanced explanation of the role of pesticides in pollinator declines.
There is intense public interest and support for the honey bee, and an enduring fascination with the art of beekeeping and the hidden world within the hive, so BBKA has come up with an exciting new idea to raise much needed funds to cope with this interest - an 'Adopt a Beehive' scheme, with the help and sponsorship of Saga.
A small family run business on the Isle of Sheppey, specialising in apitherapy products such as propolis, pollen, royal jelly and honey.
New bee information service is being launched by Bill Turnbull at Stoneleigh this Saturday 18th April 2009.
The British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) works to promote bees and beekeeping and to provide a range of services to its members.