Northamptonshire Beekeepers' Association (NBKA) Registered Charity No. 295593
©NBKA 2007
A member organisation representing beekeepers in the
County of Northamptonshire
This site is addressed to non-
A warm invitation is extended to all those living within the county or nearby, who have an interest in beekeeping, to become members of the Association.
The Northamptonshire Beekeepers' Association (NBKA), founded in 1882, to serve the needs of beekeepers in the county, was granted UK registered charity status in 1987 with the object of advancing the education of the public in Apiculture in the County of Northamptonshire.
Beekeeping provides a never ending source of enjoyment and interest to the increasing
number of people, of all ages and gender -
The Association is a member of the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) and the Midland & South Western Counties Convention of Beekeepers (MSWCC).
Guest visits to meetings are encouraged and the events calendar will be of interest.
How doth the little bee improve each shining hour,
And gather honey all the day from every opening flower.
How skilfully she builds her cell;
How neat she spreads the wax !
And labours hard to store it well
With the sweet food she makes.
Isaac Watts 1674 — 1748
President
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Honorary Secretary
Honorary Treasurer
Apiary Manager
Communications Manager
Editor (Bee-
Disease Officer
Membership Secretary
Training Officer
Swarm Liaison Officer
Web Master
Mr Paul Ash
Mr Brian P. Dennis
Mr David W. White
Ms Margaret Lawson
Mr David W. White
Ms Jacqui Jory
Mrs Jane Raybould
Mrs Margaret Holland
Mrs Jean White
Mrs Margaret Holland
Mr Brian P. Dennis
Mr Barry Ellison
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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE BEEKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION
Winter lectures
Bill Collins will again be giving a course of lectures this winter.
This winter’s lectures will be based on Modules 2 and 4 of the Intermediate syllabus: Honeybee products and forage, and Intermediate honeybee biology
The lectures will be from 7.30-
