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Gilbert White’s House

June 2023 Gilbert White’s House and Gardens has just become the first institutional member of the British Beekeepers’ Association for 80 years.  Rev. Gilbert White lived mostly in the Hampshire village of Selborne from 1720 to 1793. Also a keen gardener, he began to study nature by close observation –…

Neonicotinoids

Statement from the British Beekeepers’ Association President, Anne Rowberry, on banned bee-killing pesticides: “The BBKA is totally opposed to the use of this and similar pesticides due to their effect on honeybees and other pollinators, and the wider environment. The UK government has yet again issued a licence for the…

Early Years Events 2024

One-day beekeeping course 2024 “The Early Years” A course for progressive beekeepers Sat 17th Feb: Lawshall, Suffolk Sun 18th Feb: Denton, Northampton About the course A one-day course to help and encourage beekeepers in their formative years who wish to move on from their initial teaching, gaining ideas, knowledge and…

CaSCA Events

BIBBA CaSCA One-Day Course 2024 Sat 27th Jan Ossett Community Centre Prospect Road, Ossett, Yorkshire. WF5 8ANhttps://ossettcommunitycentre.co.uk/   Sun 28th Jan Clayton Community Centre Northwood Lane,  Staffordshire, ST5 4BThttps://www.claytoncommunitycentre.co.uk/   Sat 3rd Feb Lawshall Village Hall, Harrow Green, Suffolk IP29 4PBhttps://lawshallvillagehall.co.uk/   Sun 4th Feb Denton Village Hall, Vicarage Lane.…

2023 Hive Count

The National Bee Unit is pleased to launch the 2023 National Hive Count today, 1st of November. The hard slog of summer beekeeping is done so make yourself a nice cup of tea, grab your laptop and sink into your favourite chair. It’s time to update your BeeBase records! We…

Asian Hornet Watch App – Downtime

Essential server maintenance will occur on the Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) watch app during 27th September until early 28th September. During this time sightings of Asian hornet need to be emailed to . When reporting via email please include a photograph or clear description including the insect’s behaviour, the location…

Swarm Season is here!

 

If you have a swarm of bees, please see our swarm collectors page: here.

 

Please don’t contact our secretary, they are unable to help you.

We have a wealth of information on the swarm page and you can find someone to help you on the map.