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  • January Winter Meeting

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    This month's talk will be given by James Donaldson entitled "What’s that Bit for?” James Donaldson has been a beekeeper since 2005 and looks after around 15 colonies in North East Hampshire. He is a Master Beekeeper and holds the Microscopy certificate. He is the Secretary and a Trustee of […]

  • January Winter Meeting

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    We are delighted to welcome Jenny Morgan, a Master Beekeeper from Reading, to talk to us about 'Tanker Bees and Water Control in the Hive'. Jenny's talk will describe how bees manage the nutritional resources in the hive. Jenny Morgan is a Master Beekeeper from Reading and a member of […]

  • March Winter Meeting

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    Steve Riley will be speaking about 'Bees and Varroa without Miticide Treatments'. Steve Riley is the author of the book “The Honey Bee Solution to Varroa” and a member of the “Path to Varroa-resistance in the UK” team, led by Emeritus Professor Stephen Martin, that launched the education and science […]

  • April 2025 AGM

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    Further information to follow.

  • September Winter Meeting – cancelled

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    Due to unforeseen circumstances we regret that this month's meeting has been cancelled.  The next one will be on 17th October.

  • October Winter Meeting

    Sherborne St John Village Hall Kiln Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, United Kingdom

    A talk by Dylan Gussman on "Biotechnical Varroa Control". Few threats have reshaped beekeeping as dramatically as the arrival of Varroa destructor. Understanding the biology and life cycle of the mite is essential, as it underpins every management option available. While chemical treatments remain widely used for their convenience, biotechnical […]