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Spring Convention

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The British Beekeepers' Association Spring Lecture Convention and Exhibition is open to the public on Saturday 17th April 2010 - 09:00-17:00. The full Spring Convention programme can be viewed or downloaded from the Spring Convention pages. Convention news and updates will be published here.

The next Spring Convention dates are Friday 15th April - Sunday 17th April 2011.

Adopt a Beehive
There is intense public interest and support for the honey bee, and an enduring fascination with the art of beekeeping and the hidden world within the hive, so BBKA has come up with an exciting new idea to raise much needed funds to cope with this interest - an 'Adopt a Beehive' scheme, with the help and sponsorship of Saga.
2011 BBKA Calendar
Pre-order your 2011 BBKA calendar now!
BBKA wins Silver Gilt at RHS Tatton Park
The BBKA was delighted to win Silver Gilt for its display at RHS Tatton Park 2010.
Train The Trainers Vacancy
The BBKA is seeking a committed individual to help develop the 'train the trainers' aspects of its Education Programme.
University Law Research to Help Honeybees
The University of Greenwich has launched a new research programme to review the current legal framework relating to bee conservation and biosecurity across the UK.