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Every year our association attends quite a few small and large public events.

At these events we chat to many people and show them real honeybees in an observation hive and they can see the equipment we use for beekeeping.

We have honey and many other products of the hive on sale including our ‘Bee Pack’. This contains leaflets on bees, bee-friendly flowers/shrubs to plant, packet of wildflowers and honey recipes. We also sell books, cards and solitary bee nests.

September – Pinner Fete

October 3rd to 9th we are holding our second HONEYBEE EXHIBITION at the Cow Byre, Ruislip following the success of last year’s one.

During this week the public will be able to attend various talks, learn all about bees and what they do for us and what people can do to help the honeybees and other pollinators like solitary bees. Children can have fun making beeswax candles and colouring. You can also sit and watch a very colourful and informative slideshow. This depicts the first bees, life in the hive, right through to the value of pollination.

On the first day John Randall MP with be opening the Exhibition at 10am.

Also on Sunday:

BBC Breakfast presenter and president of our association, Bill Turnbull has written a book about his experiences of beekeeping. Throughout the book Bill refers to himself as a “bad beekeeper” but this is to see the funny side of mishaps. Bill will be turning up between 12-2pm to sell & sign his book ‘The Bad Beekeeper’s Club’

On the afternoon of Saturday 9th we will be welcoming The Worshipful the Mayor and Escort of Hillingdon, Cllr David Yarrow Cllr Silvia Davidson. The mayor will be presenting trophies for our annual Honey Show at 3pm.

The free talks need to be booked (Tel 01895 255834) on Wednesday & Thursday 2pm & 7pm. Last about 1 hour.

Venue Times (entrance free) 10am -5pm on 3rd, 4th ,5th ,8th

10am – 9pm on 6th, 7th

10am-4pm on 9th (our annual honey show)

We are looking forward to this venture and hope you can come. Don’t forget to book early for the talks as there are limited spaces.

3rd – 9th October 2010 – Honeybee Exhibition

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