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Published Sep 22, 2009

We are running another Introduction to Beekeeping course in 2010.

PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED WITH A LONG RESERVE LIST

This will be a 6 week course (with a possible extension to 8 weeks), and is designed to introduce potential beekeepers to the basic elements of the subject. It does not lead to a qualification. The cost will be £25 for the course. The course will be run in Nottingham city centre and will begin on Tuesday 2 March 2010 (evening) and run for the next 6 Tuesdays.

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