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Beginners Bee Keeping Course

High Wycombe Beekeepers Association are running a course suitable for anyone interested in keeping bees. There will be six evening lectures followed by practical sessions with experienced beekeepers for which protective bee suits will be provided. 

The course will take place at 7.30pm at Trinity United Reformed Church, Easton Street, High Wycombe and costs £85.

If you're interested in booking a place or would like more information please contact Paul Hurley by telephone on 01628 524214 or by email on beginners@hwbka.co.uk.

 

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