BEES & TEAMWORK AT CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW
We took the bees and the buzz to the 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, with our Award Winning Balcony Garden for the international charity, Bees for Development.
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WHY THE FIGHT FOR AUTHENTICITY CONTINUES
"Nine in ten honey samples from UK retailers fail authenticity test"Read nowReported The Guardian this week.The honey industry faces new demands to overhaul its supply chain after more than 90% of sampled products bought from large British retailers failed pioneering authenticity tests.This included major honey brands and supermarkets. The tests found that 24 out of the 25 jars of honey from retailers were considered suspicious. All five samples from UK beekeepers were considered to be genuine. -
Hosting the Bee Farmers Association
Read nowBee Farmers Association Professional Development Day As part of our 25th Year celebrations, we were proud to host an industry event this week with the Bee Farmers Association, the voice of professional beekeeping in the UK. With almost 500 industry members,...
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Bee Garden Party 2023
Read nowDo as the bees do... Community. Teamwork. Partnership. In the world of bees, you can never speak in singular form. Each of them makes an individual contribution, but the goal is for the common good. Such would be our approach...
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What is World Bee Day?
The 20th May is World Bee Day. A day designated by the United Nations to raise awareness of the importance of bees and other pollinators, that are increasingly under threat from human activities.Read now -
Introducing... EXTRAORDINARY BORAGE
Read nowIntroducing our new short film: EXTRAORDINARY BORAGE
To whet your appetite for the film, we sat down for a quick chat with Beekeeper George, Steve's nephew, and the brains behind our CBD development process. You'll also meet George in the film, discussing what it means to be a bee farmer and what is so special to him about borage.
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SLOW & SUSTAINABLE BEEKEEPING: OUR VISION
Read nowSeasons like this spring, we know what slow beekeeping really means: dependence on natural forces and working only with what we have, to protect what we've got.
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MEET THE LONDON HONEY COMPANY TEAM: GEORGE CHELTON
Read nowWe had a chat with our beekeeper George on his way back from cropping honey on the coast about wanting to climb cliffs in Nepal to why he loves our Ling Heather honey so much. George, how did you get into...
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Meet the London Honey Company team: Hannah Reeves
Read nowWe sit down with Hannah, our first apprentice beekeeper and host of our online courses Hannah! How did you get into beekeeping? I first started keeping bees at 16, and not having a sweet tooth, never really ate the honey. When...
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A Winter Beekeeping Season in New Zealand
Read nowOur apprentice beekeeper Jack Silberrad shares his experiences beekeeping in the beautiful mountains in Tasman, New Zealand, for a three month work experience placement. As part of my apprenticeship and to broaden my experience I have been hosted by Manuka...
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Our Apprentice Beekeeper Jack on Why He Became A Beekeeper
Jack Silberrad, Apprentice Bee Farmer at the London Honey Company, shares what drew him to beekeeping and how you can support bees, without even becoming a beekeeper.Read now -
Summer at the London Honey Company
I thought I'd share with you a little ditty of an update that I wrote to go out with the summer wholesale catalogue, the summer is often so busy that we can be guilty of going quiet on our customers - forgive us, it's not you, it's the beekeeping!Read now
