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Found this: https://www.westdean.org.uk/CollegeChannel/ShortCourses/Courses/Courses.aspx?Ref=W121D3154 and this http://ilearn.sussexdowns.ac.uk/course/info.php?id=17894 <- poor website

My work regularly takes me down that way - link? R2

You're missing a media player thingy from your browser... R2

Found this one in Hailsham: http://sftg.co.uk/events/the-theory-of-beekeeping/ R2

...local courses!

Was there today - much better than last year. Pre-ordered all the stuff I wanted and just loaded it in my car at my leisure - topped up with a few impulse buys (like you do) and home in time for lunch! R2 PS. I like their £50 flat pack nucs with posh roof and separate floor. Bought two...

Are there any? R2

...missed my point - samaritan law does not protect again negligence but you are obliged to help in France - do something negligent and expect to be sued anywhere in the world... R2

On your head be it - I'd be asking the 999 operative for their advice before I do it. Good samaritan 'law' does not protect against negligence! R2

Shh - it's just starting!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jzjys R2

Hmm - your response warrants a further explanation now that I've counted to 10... When I took the swarm I left my details and explained that, if they returned, I would be back. They rang, I popped over to them and the problem was resolved in good time. The location of the swarm was some distance...

Unfortunately I was away that pm so had to take them there and then. Went back last night and got the rest - smoked the area thoroughly and got stung on the leg (memo to self: shorts aren't ideal for this sort of thing!). Dumped these bees on the ground in front of the new hive in the hope...

Q stands for question and not Queen... Collected a swarm today around lunchtime - easy capture with box raised up around the clump and secateurs to release them from the hedge. Couldn't wait 'til the evening as I'm away for the night. Just putting them in the hive when the 'phone rings...

Similar but a bit slimmer. It's called CBRN these days with less emphasis on the Nuclear due to the USSR packing in the war. We (the Army) now has dinky morphine injectors although they are a tad confusing with a red safety cap and a purple end that you press against the thigh - rumour has it...

Here are the three feedbacks on Amazon: 1.This hive is too big to attract bumble bees and totally unsuited to bee-like insects other than common wasps or small swarms of honey bees (complete with stings). Removing the these hives will make you honey description is only part way to removing...

And this is what the inside looks like: So those are frames. It's a nuc! R2

Just sold on e-Bay: http://offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&_trksid=p4340.l2565&rt=nc&item=221064118252 - I cannot believe so many bidders got involved. Here's the description: Item No. D32280/E Product Details Size: W:45.5cm x D: 32.5cm x H: 37.5cm Durable Timber Colour: White...

Good advice but no kids in range - cat hasn't mastered cupboard doors yet. R2

True but we only have one oven and I have lots of kit to clean so I suspect there might be a gap in the Mr Muscle flow... R2