Huntingdonshire Beekeepers' Association

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Huntingdonshire Beekeepers' Association Visit the Association Apiary in Hinchingbrooke Country Park Huntingdon - Tel 01480 451568.

Huntingdonshire Beekeepers' Association (HBKA) has been in existence for over 130 years, having been formed in 1882.HBKA exists to support its members in looking after their colonies. We arrange:
Talks
Demonstrations
Social Events

The association apiary with observation hive shows how we work with honey bees and how the bees go about their work during the season. You will find a beekeeper available to answer your questions most Sunday afternoons between April and September. For further information and membership details visit our website on www.huntsbka.org.uk or email [email protected]

We had a successful honey show yesterday. Congratulations to our winners - there were lots of fabulous exhibits of honey...
28/09/2026

We had a successful honey show yesterday. Congratulations to our winners - there were lots of fabulous exhibits of honey, wax, cakes, sweets and photographs and many more bee themed items.

Thanks also to all our volunteers who set up and cleared away, to Bee 1st Beekeeping Supplies for supporting the event and to The Raptor Foundation for hosting us.

It's our Honey Show today! Come and learn about bees at the Raptor Foundation between 12 and 4pm. Honey for sale. Free e...
27/09/2026

It's our Honey Show today! Come and learn about bees at the Raptor Foundation between 12 and 4pm. Honey for sale. Free entry!

Why not visit the Raptor Foundation too and make a day of it.

Come and visit us at our honey show this coming Sunday at the Raptor Centre, Woodhurst. Learn about honey bees, buy some...
13/09/2026

Come and visit us at our honey show this coming Sunday at the Raptor Centre, Woodhurst. Learn about honey bees, buy some honey and look at all the displays. Bee 1st Beekeeping Supplies will also be in attendance so come and purchase your beekeeping equipment or find out what kit you need to keep bees.

02/04/2026

Worried about yellow-legged Asian hornets?
Want to do something but not quite sure what to do?
This National Bee Unit monitoring guidance may be helpful.

10/01/2026

Registration link at end

The British Irish Council Secretariat has been working to organise a webinar for the Invasive Species Work Sector. This has been scheduled for Wednesday, 11th February 2026, on the topic of Combatting the Threat of Asian Hornets Across These Islands.

Niall is chairing; Chris Isaacs providing an update on the situation in the Channel Isles and nest analysis, Pete Kennedy providing an update on YLH in Europe, John Kelly providing an overview of the Irish response, and myself providing an update on the response in England.

If you wish to find out more or the book your space, please click on the following link Combatting the Threat of Asian Hornets Across These Islands.

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Address

Hinchingbrooke Country Park, Brampton Road
Huntingdon
PE296DB

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

07802 192 648

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