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Yesterday found this embedded in a nuc; looks to me to be a deliberate shot by a vandal looking for a quick thrill, but strangely, in sight of CCTV and offices. What is it, and what sort of gun fired it?

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2024/mar/19/bees-move-out-while-national-trust-house-in-wales-gets-new-roof?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Boxing Day was the last warm dry day for a while so the tree nest in Woodford Green, NE London, was re-homed. Nest well established but even so, had only about a half a kilo of ivy stores left. No brood seen, nor phoretic varroa, nor chalk brood or anything untoward; bees were exceedingly calm...

UK company with a track record in phase change materials worked on a concept of thermotherapy with beekeepers and a hive manufacturer to produce a heat mat to treat varroa. Research looks thorough and there's plenty to read. Demo at the upcoming Beekeeping Show in Telford on 25 February 2023.

Blackheath Business Park, the home of Park Beekeeping in South London, may be demolished to make way for the inevitable blocks of flats. If so - and appeals against development were made by local residents and businesses to the Mayor of London and the Sec. of State - after 36 years in business...

Not this one: I sell it.

One cedar National hive (with under-super) and bees taken in the last seven days from Tottenham Marshes, North London. Police informed and remaining five colonies moved off-site.