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Welcome.
The Twickenham and Thames Valley Bee-keepers' Association
is a U.K. Registered Charity (Reg.No. 2964439) whose aim is to educate
the general public in bee-keeping.
Twickenham and Thames Valley Bee-keepers hold free classes for individuals,
offer opportunities for group visits and welcome the general public to
our annual Honey Show and Open Day events. These
pages are principally intended to serve as an introduction to the Association
and it is hoped they may encourage you to
make contact with us to learn more about bees and bee-keeping.
In the first instance,
please contact:
The Honorary Secretary
Twickenham and Thames Valley Bee-keepers' Association
The Apiary, 41 Whitton Road, Twickenham, Middlesex TW1 1BH
Tele: 020 8 568 2869 for general enquiries, please use number below for swarms and other bee advice
SWARMS: If you find a swarm or have a problem in the local area, please contact Graham Copland-Cale on 07941 740 113 or e-mail
2009 swarm co-ordinator --please put "SWARM" on the subject line.
Further information about bees and swarms can be found on our web-site (see the link on the left) or on the
British Beekeeping Association swarm advice pages.
10th June - STOP PRESS: PARKING AT THE APIARY
The gate posts have been replaced and the grass has more-or-less withstood the Open Day bashing, so parking inside the Apiary is now possible.
Please try and keep your use of car visits to a minimum (and manoueuvre slowly and carefully on the grass to avoid damage). Please do not use Heatham House space - remember this is still a favour from them and we do not want to abuse their hospitality.
The RBI inspection of the T&TV colonies was conducted on June 17th. No notifiable disease was present.
SCHOOLS AND OTHER GROUPS: If you would like to plan an educational visit, download information and useful links here.
Information on local honey and hay-fever therapy.
A short film about the importance of honey bees made at the Apiary in 2008 with the help of the Media Trust. (Tip: Search on 'honey' in the right-hand film list.) With thanks to Kate Canning and Alice Cooper for their help
T&TV Map
Mole Apiary Map
Affiliated
to the British Beekeeping Association
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