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links to useful sites
 
www.thorne.co.uk
Britain's leading beekeeping equipment supplier, you can order on line or browse through their full colour catalogue. Some of there popular items are available at The Honey Pot in the cash and carry beekeeping section.
 
www.dbka.org.uk
The web site of the Derbyshire Beekeepers Association including the Burton on Trent branch, a thriving local beekeeping group with regular summer apiary meetings and monthly indoor meetings with a membership of about 150. This web site has now been completely revamped with a forum section for use by both members and the general public on any beekeeping related matters.
 
www.bee-craft.com
The official monthly journal of the British Beekeepers Association and winners of Four Gold medals for journals on bees and beekeeping at Apimondia 2007.
Full of colourful articles and topical tips.

www.bbka.org.uk
Full of beekeeping tips, news and articles. An active support board with lots of ideas. Most beekeeping matters answered quickly by its members.
Also a complete list of all of the beekeeping associations here in England.

www.vespa-crabro.de/hornets.htm
Information on hornets, also visit our page About Bees/ Wasps for some basic information
www.beeginners.info
Packed full of information about bees, beekeeping and honey, aimed at the just interesting, beginner and the more experienced beekeeper.
www.bees4kids.org.uk
A web site for children, teachers and parents to exchange ideas. It is a great Introduction about bees for the younger generation. It is run along side Bees in the Curriculum, a Schools Pack published by The British Beekeepers Association.
www.dave-cushman.net
This web site is the encyclopedia of beekeeping with information, data and lots of links to beekeeping related web sites.
Also lots of DIY plans and designs for the beekeeper who prefers to make their own equipment. It is constantly being updated by Dave himself.