Warwick and Leamington Beekeepers Logo
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Who we are What we do
    • Membership
      • WLBK Membership Categories
      • WLBK Subscription Rates 2026
      • Liability & Bee Diseases Insurance
    • Contact Us
    • Talks for the Public
    • Branch History
      • Honorary Members
      • Long service awards
      • History 2019-2021
      • History 2013-2018
      • History 1983-2012
      • History 1958-1982
      • History 1939-1957
      • History 1932-1938
    • Donations to WLBK
    • Privacy Policy
  • Events
  • Training
    • Introductory Training
    • Intermediate Training
      • BBKA Member Hub
      • Warwickshire BKA Training
      • WLBK Intermediate Training
  • Swarms
  • Members’ Area
    • Co-op Purchasing
    • For Sale & Wanted
    • Honey Sales Form
    • Beetalk
    • WLBKA Clothing
    • Swarms
      • Swarms Wanted 2026
      • Swarm Collectors
    • Wasp Season Tips
    • Training Groups
      • Microscopy
      • Bee Health
      • Towards the Basic
      • Training Apiary
    • Available Apiaries
    • Honey Extraction Unit
    • Committee Minutes
    • Resources & Contacts
      • Resources + Contacts
      • Resources Booking
      • Internal Contacts
4 events found.

Events

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

  • List
  • Month
Today
  • January 2027

  • Thu 21

    Protected: January Members Meeting

  • February 2027

  • Thu 18

    Protected: Branch 94th Annual General Meeting

  • March 2027

  • Thu 18

    Protected: March Members Meeting

  • April 2027

  • Thu 15

    Protected: April Members Meeting

  • Previous Events
  • Today
  • Google Calendar
  • iCalendar
  • Outlook 365
  • Outlook Live
  • Export .ics file
  • Export Outlook .ics file
Warwick & Leamington Beekeepers' Association © 2026

 Extraction Unit Charges

The new Extraction Unit at Hurst Farm is a fantastic facility functioning as a training venue to ensure that members are familiar with the range of equipment available to aid extraction – and (most importantly) how to clean and maintain it. All training sessions are absolutely free of charge.

But once members are fully trained in the use of the Unit, a charge is levied to satisfy the requirements of the Charity Commission and also to demonstrate fairness across the membership. After all, those members who maintain their own extraction equipment and use their domestic electricity can’t be expected to subsidise folks taking advantage of branch facilities.

The biggest cost of the Extraction Unit is electricity, but cleaning materials and equipment maintenance are also expensive, so a modest charge of £9.00 per day is levied for private use of the Unit.