Attendees: Members This is an opportunity to hear reports on our activities and finances for the year 2023/4 and to influence the management of the Branch for the current year. In accordance with the protocol laid down in our constitution, we enclose for your attention, the following documents • Agenda • Minutes of Last […]
Attendees: Public A range of craftworkers will be demonstrating their work. It will include bee skep making demonstrated by Mike Townsend and Peter Reeve
Attendees: Committee Members The purpose of the Branch Committee meeting is to provide a forum for committee members to discuss, plan, and make decisions on matters related to the branch’s operations, activities, and strategic direction. It ensures effective governance, facilitates communication, and enables collaboration to support the branch’s goals and objectives. The meeting also serves […]
Attendees: Members Tim Vivian of Hanbury Honey will talk about his experience keeping bees on roofs of offices etc in and around Birmingham. As with all our meetings it will be followed by a tea/coffee and cake and a chance to meet other bee keepers and chat
Attendees: WBKA Members Look out for an invite in your email in-box and find the documents here: https://warwickshirebeekeepers.org.uk/members-pages/county-meetings/ Come and find out more about your charity and vote for the officers and trustees for the year ahead. Come and ask any questions you have or raise issues that are important to you.
Attendees: New Swarm Collectors My intention is to take you thorough the things you need to know in terms of how the process works, what you need to take with you and the do's and don'ts. If you can't make it but did want to become a collector please let me know and I'll look […]
Attendees: Members Stephen Fleming, co-editor of BeeCraft Magazine will talk about drone congregation areas and how to find them. If there is enough interest we can have another go at finding the DCA at Snitterfield, or perhaps elsewhere. If you think you know the location of a DCA, bring an OS and any other evidence […]
W&L Beekeepers holds weekend courses in Spring each year, covering the major basic theory elements of managing honey bees. The course enables attendees to enjoy looking after their own beehives safely and competently and is a first step in beekeeping. The course complements hands-on training which is available at most of the branches that course […]