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Welcome to
The Nottinghamshire Beekeepers' Association (NBKA)
Please bring along your container (no more than 500ml) for free Asian Hornet Attractent to the above meeting
Nottinghamshire Beekeepers' Association
!!!! IMPORTANT DATES AND THINGS TO DO !!!!
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Have you got a SWARM !! - Click Here
NEXT MEETINGS
Next Newark Meeting: 18th March 2024 - Muskham Ferry Public House - 7:30pm
Next Council Meeting: TBC-provisional-30th November 2023 - 7:30pm Brackenhurst College
Next Nottingham Meeting: Mon 4th March 2024 -
(ATTENDANCE ONLY)
QUICK LINKS
Nottinghamshire Beekeepers Auction - Newark Showground- click here
Nottinghamshire County Show - - More to Follow
Basic Assessment 2024 - Click Here
WHAT TO DO THIS MONTH
Monthly Jobs in the Apiary - Click Here
Updated 30/03/23-GD
Have you got a SWARM !! - Click Here
NEXT MEETINGS
Next Newark Meeting: 18th March 2024 - Muskham Ferry Public House - 7:30pm
Next Council Meeting: TBC-provisional-30th November 2023 - 7:30pm Brackenhurst College
Next Nottingham Meeting: Mon 4th March 2024 -
(ATTENDANCE ONLY)
QUICK LINKS
Nottinghamshire Beekeepers Auction - Newark Showground- click here
Nottinghamshire County Show - - More to Follow
Basic Assessment 2024 - Click Here
WHAT TO DO THIS MONTH
Monthly Jobs in the Apiary - Click Here
Updated 30/03/23-GD
The Constitution
The Principal Constitutional AIM of the Nottinghamshire Beekeepers Association shall be to promote membership inclusiveness and the advancement of Beekeeping in the County through training, mentoring, networking, social and membership meetings to share the development and improvement of the craft of Beekeeping to everyone
The Defra Healthy Bees Plan
The Nottinghamshire Beekeepers Association has adopted the DEFRA Healthy Bees Plan and will endeavour to deliver its principles to its members.