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Darlington Beekeepers Association

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Local association offering beekeeping education, practical courses and support, and information about honey bees and pollinators. Its own October 2026 website lists an annual general meeting at St Anne's Church Hall on 18 November 2026; check the current events diary before travelling.

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St Anne's Church Hall, 43 Welbeck Avenue, Darlington

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07740 510205
secretary@dbka.co.uk
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