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2024-12-31-accounts

Trustees report 2024 Objectives

The Worcestershire Beekeepers Association aims to advance the education of the public and existing beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and the importance of bees in the environment.

During 2024 we attended the Malvern spring garden show, the Three counties agricultural show and the Malvern autumn show where we hold our county honey show. At all these shows we sell local honey, have an observation hive with live bees and have information about bees and engage with the public about bees. At the three counties show in combination with Gloucestershire and Herefordshire Beekeeping associations we give a live bee demonstration. We also attend the Countrytastic show which is for children to learn about farming. We offer different activities for children to engage in. Making candles is popular and the observation hive is also popular.

We ran a days training for beekeepers about bee health. It included practical training for recognising problems and recommendations for improving apiary biosecurity.

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Worcestershire Beekeepers Association Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31[st] December 2024

Income
Expenditure
capitation
18569.75
BBKA
BDI
spring show
2369.65
spring honey
TCAS
TCAS
3030.9
Autumn honey
secretary expenses
autumn show
4014.76
judges expenses
engraving trophies
healthy bee
274.99
card fees
healthy bees
donations
350
banners &parasol
honoraria
HSBC interest
11.85
MSWCC
agm room
Monmouthshire
295
bank charges
year book
prize money
28916.9
14712.5
2532.85
2151.65
2790
3753.2
99.9
180
110
1561.44
592.98
1000
50
45
67.76
375
15
30037.28

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