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SNOW WARNINGS We are reviewing the situation regularly and currently Thursday & Friday look OK for Stoneleigh itself with some possibility of disruption depending where you’re coming from. The situation on Saturday is a bit more mixed but currently it looks as though Stoneleigh itself will miss...

A what?

http://paradisehoney.net/en/beebox-beehives/

so do you have a set of guidelines for how you'd like to see it run?

We have a monthly bee chat night which is in a private club. We quite often have chip butties and there's as much beer as people want to drink behind the bar. We try to have something to focus discussions on - last night's was the Asian hornet leaflet and a discussion on what we'd do if someone...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqGDD3i0rv4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcLDyctW-wI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3QA5zj3jb8

Or a sting in the eye.

Or make him a bee suit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2611101/Barking-wrong-bee-Bazz-beekeeping-dog-wears-special-suit-protect-stings-sniffing-disease-wipes-hives.html (Apologies for the daily wail link)

We've got one. Husband built one for a friend last year and then put one together for me. Roof is a bit unwieldy though.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/life-of-a-company-annual-requirements/life-of-a-company-part-1-accounts#micro-entity-accounts "If you think your company qualifies as a micro-entity, you may wish to consult a professional accountant before you prepare micro-entity accounts"

I'm not sure it's live yet though!

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/bird-flu-prevention-zone-extended-to-cover-whole-of-england Bird flu prevention zone extended to cover whole of England Legal requirement for all bird keepers in England to follow strict biosecurity measures. Published 18 January 2018

They did mention the URL at the ADM. http://www.beekeeperinsurance.co.uk/services

I've had to re-register. Which is very easy.

One A&E claimed they only had a few more people than whichever year, yet the waiting times were x4. There are hospitals managing beds very well. I think this needs looking at to find out what actions are being taken at these places and share the good practice.

What about mock ducks?

"All of our honey is raw and unpasteurised, meaning that it has not gone through the typical boiling process that your typical supermarket honey has. It is a completely natural product" Was looking to see what the 'black seed' is that is infused...

It's mixed with nectar to make it sticky during the collection process. And then they like to eat the fresher stuff according to this. http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0175933

And enough borage fields to make borage honey,. https://localhoneyman.co.uk/product/british-borage-honey/ Did he really say he had that many staff? 5 tonnes of honey is 5000kg and he's selling it at how much? Borage 454g jar of honey £8.00 5kg food grade bucket of honey £70.00