Glenn’s Honey Bees

22/10/2026

Imagine if trees gave off free Wi-Fi. We’d be planting them everywhere.

Too bad they only produce the oxygen we need to survive. 🤷‍♂️

Protect them. Plant them. Appreciate them

21/10/2026

Happy National Honey Day 🍯🐝

Today we celebrate the remarkable honeys produced by beekeepers right across Britain with every jar reflecting the flowers, landscape and seasons of the place it came from.

And there’s more variety than you might think: look out for runny honey, smooth soft-set, chunk honey, or whole honeycomb straight from the hive, each with its own distinct texture, flavour and character.

So if you haven’t already, pick up a jar of local honey, share it with friends or family, and really savour it.

Not sure where to find some? The BBKA’s interactive honey map helps you track down beekeepers and local honey near you: https://buff.ly/SiTSHCb

Bought a jar? We’d love to see it.
Share a photo using and tell us how it tastes. 👇

17/10/2026

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🌳 We often recognize old buildings as pieces of history worth protecting. But some of the oldest living things in our neighborhoods can disappear remarkably quickly.

A mature tree may have stood through generations of families, watched streets and houses appear around it, and provided decades of shade, shelter and habitat along the way.

And unlike a building, we can't simply reconstruct a century-old tree once it's gone.

There are times when trees genuinely need to be removed because they're dangerous, diseased or dying. But when a healthy old tree can reasonably be preserved, its age should mean something.

Because planting a replacement is valuable, but a sapling cannot instantly replace what took generations to grow.

Some history is built from bricks and stone.

Some of it is still alive. 🌳

15/10/2026

🐝 A jar of honey is more than a sweet treat🍭🍬It's millions of flower visits 🌸, thousands of miles flown ✈️, and the hard work of an entire colony 💛🍯

Thank a bee today!

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14/10/2026

More trees, cooler surroundings, healthier air, and stronger natural water cycles for generations to come.

14/10/2026

13/10/2026

National Honey Day is almost here! 🍯🐝

On 21st October, we’re celebrating the golden goodness of local British honey and this year’s message is simple: Buy Local Honey.

Here’s our challenge to you: in the run-up to the big day, seek out a jar of honey from a beekeeper near you.

Not sure where to look? The BBKA honey map will help you find local honey near you: https://buff.ly/SiTSHCb

Taste it, savour it and tell us all about it.

Where did you find it? How does it taste? We’d love to know. 👇

09/10/2026

So deep.🧠