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  • #16
    Originally posted by veggiechicken View Post
    Oh yes!! Little specks of yellow. They're house trained and only do it outside the hive. Takes ages training each bee!
    Seriously, (I'm trying really hard) its something to remember when you site your hive/and clothes line and think about your neighbours' washing too.


    Gives a whole new meaning to Bombs away


    paul.
    Help Wildlife.
    Take only photos-leave only footprints-Kill only time.

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    • #17
      Two_Sheds
      No mate, you will hang out the washing
      you know men can't multi task
      washing machines are too complex for men to work
      and when I do the washing it's always wrong

      northepaul
      I have seen some people put them on their flat roofs when they don't have any room? Could be a thought??!!
      we have a dormer but It's bit to high up for bee keeping

      Just found out that a neighbour use to keep bees a few years ago he received complaints from
      other neighbours and then the council asked him to remove the bees
      It's not a suitable area to keep bees
      hailtryfan
      My allotment site won't allow me to keep bees so I approached a few farmers. Second one I asked was more than happy to help.
      I've been offered the use of a disused quarry
      but it's frequented by teenagers with nothing better to do and lots of large rocks .

      Another plot holder wants to keep chickens and has been told no

      I've asked almost all of my fellow plot holders and non of them have any objections to me keeping bees .
      Last edited by green thing; 23-11-2011, 10:17 PM.

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      • #18
        Hi greenthing. I am chairman of the Bognor allotts ascosiation and we have four separate site`s . Despite being chairman at the time of getting my first hive and placing it on my plot site supervisor throws toys from pram as he classed them as livestock. Oxford dictionary definition pollenating insect and ferrall. I then speak to all plot holders and take matter to the A.G.M. on the understanding my bees will be removed within 24hrs if vote goes against me. Only person to object site super. Plot Holders are now moaning about not enough hives because fruit crops have more than doubled since the extra bees have been there

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        • #19
          Originally posted by green thing View Post
          I wanted to keep honey bees (apis mellifera mellifera, the native British Black bee)
          We have no allotments in the area just council garden plots.

          the council use the garden plot title as an excuse to get around
          the allotment act


          We don't have a garden just a back yard 4m x 4m the only restriction I have is the OH .
          I will buy her a bee suit so she can peg out the washing


          We have just livestock farms in the area and farmers have no need or interest in bees
          other than trying to rent out disused field for extortionate amount of cash.

          I think it's time for another letter to the councillor
          They cant get around the allotment act, if 6 or more people request ALOTTMENT`S in an area the are duty bound to supply them by law all part of the land enclosure`s act.

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          • #20
            happy gardener
            They cant get around the allotment act, if 6 or more people request ALOTTMENT`S in an area the are duty bound to supply them by law all part of the land enclosure`s act.
            yep they are duty bound but they can take as long as they like to do so

            the local swarm catcher/bee keeper is allowed to have bees on a garden plot site (allotment) but I'm not ?
            they are looking into changing the policy ?

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            • #21
              Hi greenthing true but dont let them get away with it keep on there case. As to the swarm catcher/ beekeeper there is nothing to look in to by allowing him they have set the precedent. you cant have one rule for one andanother for some body else you must be paying the same rent per rod as him

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              • #22
                happy gardener
                As to the swarm catcher/ beekeeper there is nothing to look in to by allowing him they have set the precedent. you cant have one rule for one and another for some body else you must be paying the same rent per rod as him
                He's not even got a plot on the site . Someone higher up in the council gave him permission to keep bees on the site .

                He has now taken the bees off site due to access issues he wanted steps and a path putting in
                to gain access to his bees

                I've also found out today that the people who attended the beekeeping course I attended will be getting free bees and a hive who live in the borough and
                given that I live in the neighbouring borough I'm not be eligible .

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                • #23
                  Evenmore reason to let you have bees on your plot someone is abusing there position

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