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Today, Prime Minister Janša attended the opening ceremony of APILAB – HOUSE OF THE CARNIOLAN BEE Centre for Innovative Technologies in Višnja Gora. The ceremony was also attended by the Minister of Economic Development and Technology Zdravko Počivalšek and the Minister competent for Development and European Cohesion Policy Zvone Černač. At the ceremony, which was enriched with a short cultural programme, Prime Minister Janez Janša also delivered an address.

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A LEADING housing developer donated a number of wooden honey dippers to a nursery in Northwich to mark World Bee Day (May 20). Sunrise Nursery is located close to the developer’s Dane View and Imperial Park II developments, have distributed the honey dippers to the children as part of lessons about the importance of bees to our planet’s ecosystem. Kayleigh Walton, Nursery Manager at Sunrise Nursery Northwich, said: "The children at Sunrise Nursery Northwich spent World Bee Day learning all about bees and how important they are. "They learned about the different body parts of a bee...

AN arts centre was a "hive of activity" to mark World Bee Day earlier this month - as well as to celebrate reopening the doors to the…

By Lucy Morgan Audience and Content Editor Staff and residents at Barchester’s Orchard House got to taste Isle of Wight honey for World Bee Day. Staff and residents at Barchester’s Orchard House got a taste of Isle of Wight honey and planted bee-friendly plants, to mark World Bee Day, on Thursday May 20. Beekeepers Terri and Carol, from Ark Park Apiary, visited residents to talk about their bees and the history of bee-keeping. Joan said: “I have always found bees fascinating. They really are marvellou...