A photo was taken and sent immediately to the National Bee Unit via the Asian Hornet Watch app on their phone. Seen, Snapped & App’d. More…
A photo was taken and sent immediately to the National Bee Unit via the Asian Hornet Watch app on their phone. Seen, Snapped & App’d. More…
Our Winter Beekeeping Theory Course for 2026 commences 12th January and is now OPEN for bookings. More…
Reigate Beekeepers aim to be out and about in many parts of Surrey (and beyond) during the summer months, participating at local village fêtes, fairs and shows. More…
Think you have seen a clustered honey bee swarm? We can attempt to capture and remove a newly clustered swarm of Honey bees … on NO account swat, spray or try to move the swarm yourselves … More…
Reigate Beekeepers supply (subject to availability) Surrey Honey from our own apiaries to a number of retail outlets across the Mole Valley and Reigate & Banstead districts of Surrey. More…
Looking for local honey made by local bees and offered for sale by local beekeepers? Some of our Members are able to offer products from their own hives for sale, either ‘from the door’, or from small local village stores or market stalls. More…
Teaching Apiary meetings take place every week (weather permitting), from the first week in April to the end of August on Wednesday evenings starting at 6.30pm. The apiary itself will typical house approximately 12 hives, which … More…
“Foragers and gardeners should check hedges carefully to avoid disturbing an Asian hornet nest. Normally they don’t attack, but if you are near a nest, or disturb it, they can become extremely aggressive and dangerous.” More…
Able to have hives in your own large garden, orchard or field, but unable to devote the time or investment to be an actual Beekeeper? Could you provide one of our beekeepers with an ‘Out-Apiary’ site for one or two (or more!) hives? More…
Our Honeybee Swarm Collection Coordinator provides this update to his advice first published last year about dealing with the newly arrived Tree Bumblebee that has a particular preference for nesting in bird boxes and can be very aggressive …. More…
One very direct way that everyone with a garden, large or small, can help the honeybees is to grow a selection of some of the plants that honeybees are particularly fond of as sources of nectar or pollen or both. More…
See you there. More…