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Meetings & Reports

Summary Reports of the Executive Committee Meeting: 19-01-2019 16-03-2019 11-05-2019

Follow up Actions on Proposals from ADM 2019 : version 28-10-2019

Dates of Board of Trustee Meetings - 2020

BBKA Calendar of Events: 2020

ASIAN HORNET Vespa Velutina nigrithorax CONFERENCE in February - book now
Calendar from National Bee Supplies helps BBKA

A calendar from National Bee Supplies is raising money for the BBKA and may be the perfect Christmas gift for someone you love.
PhD position in honeybee breeding

University of Edinburgh have let us know about a PhD opportunity in honeybee breeding for health and production.
BeeConnected spray alert

BeeConnected - aims to help the communication between beekeepers and farmers

Code of Conduct: Facebook Group Users

Code of conduct for contributors and moderators of the BBKA's Facebook group page
Executive > Link Trustees

Trustees have links with BBKA Associations to contact them and offer talks and to keep them informed
Who we are

BBKA is a membership organisation which has specific objectives as a charity as outlined within.

Swarm removal

Beekeepers are often approached about winged, flying creatures, especially in the spring and summer period, when they are their most active simply working and are no cause for alarm. We can only help if they are honeybees.
Find beekeeping near you

Please scroll over our BBKA map to find branches and members who can help you on your way to becoming a beekeeper.
Courses and education

Our charity raises the standards of beekeeping through its exam structure
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Should I keep bees?

Keeping bees healthy and productive requires knowledge and skill. Beekeeping is made much easier by belonging to a local Beekeepers Association (BKA), where you should be given advice, tuition and support.
The Asian Hornet

If you suspect you have sighted an Asian Hornet please find more information here about what to do next!
Gardening for bees

With the National Pollinators Strategy in full swing we could all do more to plant our gardens in optimisation for our hungry honeybees.
Honey

Honey bees are the only insect which makes food that is harvested by humans. Honey is hailed as and used by humans as a super-food because of its rich antibacterial properties, which has helped to boost the immune systems of those who take it in its raw form for thousands of years.
Asian Hornet Traps

News from the Government about the best traps to help catch and identify Asian Hornets over the coming season
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