Honey Kitchen exhibition opening on Monday 22nd July

The new Honey Kitchen exhibition at the ‘Pembrokeshire Beekeeping Centre’, will be opening on Monday 22nd July at Scolton Manor Museum, near Haverfordwest, to coincide with National Countryside Week!

This, together with the ‘Pine Tree Apiary’, will form part of the new centre, which opened for the first time in 2012. It is hoped that all PBKA members, as well as the public, will visit this exciting new development and take advantage of the training opportunities which will be developed over the coming months and years!

The new Honey Kitchen
The new Honey Kitchen

PBKA on Radio Pembrokeshire’s, ‘Farming Show’ on Sunday 21st July

The new ‘Pembrokeshire Beekeeping Centre’ at Scolton Manor, near Haverfordwest, will be featured in an interview with Paul Eades, the PBKA Secretary and Apiary Manager this Sunday, 21st July on Pembrokeshire Radio’s Farming Show, to promote National Countryside week which commences on Monday 22nd July.

The show starts at 8.00am with the interview scheduled to be broadcast between 8.30am and 8.45am!

We hope you listen in!

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Environment Wales presentation to the PBKA

The PBKA’s new Pembrokeshire Beekeeping Centre at Scolton Manor was recently among the projects showcased at Environment Wales’ prestigious 20th anniversary event. A total of 20 projects were chosen as the initiative celebrates its 20th year of providing grants and developmental support to voluntary organisations within Wales. The projects were selected as they exemplify one of the four core objectives of Environment Wales and each received a presentation of a green glass oak leaf from Alan Underwood, Chair of the Environment Wales grants advisory panel, who has been involved with the initiative since its inception in 1992.  

Paul Eades, Barbara and Tom Pegg receiving the award on behalf of the PBKA