2010
| Date | Venue | Topic | Speaker/host |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday 25th January | St Piran’s Hall | Top Bar Hives | Robert Bell |
| Monday 22nd Febuary | St Piran’s Hall | ‘Are honeybees the most important pollinators?’ | Dr Sarah Corbet |
| Saturday 6th March | Penzance Flower Show | WCBKA stand | Members |
| Monday 22nd March | St Piran’s Hall | Integrated Pest Management | Adam Vevers |
| Fri-Sun, 16-18 April | Stoneleigh | BBKA Spring convention | |
| Sunday 25th April | Rosewarne Apiary | Swarm management/IPM in practice | Rodger Dewhurst |
| Sunday 16th May | Paddock Wood - Praze | Apiary Visit | Matt Pitt |
| Thur-Sat,10th-12th June | Wadebridge | Royal Cornwall Show | Members |
| Sunday 20th June | Apiary meeting | Bee Safari | Sue Hoult |
| Saturday 17th July | Camborne Show | WCBKA stand | Members |
| Sunday 18th July | Apiary | TBA | TBA |
| Monday 27th September | St Piran’s Hall | TBA | TBA |
| Monday 25th October | St Piran’s Hall | AGM | TBA |
Directions to St Piran’s Hall: from the centre of Goldsithney take the South road towards Perranuthnoe. The Hall is on your right. From the crossroads at the Dynasty (Chinese) Restaurant, turn north. The hall is just inside the village on the left. See map. If this link does not work in your browser, use google search for South Road, Goldsithney.
Directions to Rosewarne Apiary: enter the College site and park in the car park immediately in front of you (behind the buildings, nearest the fields). Walk on (westwards) past the College buildings, right then left, along a track. After 200m or so, turn right at the crossroads down to the apiary. You can also park just south of the same crossroads. See Duchy College map: change the setting to satellite or hybrid, zoom in on the Camborne site and you will see the College just to the north of the A30. Zoom in so you can follow the directions above and keep zooming in to the maximum and you will see the beehives just before the end of the track as they were several years ago before the bee hut was built.
Apiary meetings start at 2.30 p.m. (please arrive early to suit up). Evening meetings start at 7.30 p.m. (come early to help set up, put the kettle on and get seated!)
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21st 2010