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Chain Bridge Honey Farm

Beekeeper · Horncliffe · United Kingdom

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Who we are

About the farm

We are a family honey farm at Horncliffe near Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland: the business was founded by William Selby Robson in 1948 and today Willie and Daphne Robson run it with their three children and a team of 15. Our nearly 1,500 colonies forage on wildflowers, crops and heather within a 40-mile radius of Berwick; we produce the honey ourselves, as well as candles, skincare, soaps and polishes made from our beeswax and propolis. We sell our products in our farm shop and online, and supply around 350 shops. Our free visitor centre features an observation hive, a beekeeper's garden and a collection of vintage vehicles, and in season our Café Bus is open too.

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What we raise

Livestock

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  • Bees (1500 colonies)
    • Bee products
      • Beeswax, candles
      • Propolis
    • Crafts & gifts
      • Crafts & gifts
    • Honey
      • Mixed flower honey „Tweedside”
      • Heather honey
      • Comb honey
      • Comb honey · cut piece / wedge
    • Soap & cosmetics
      • Candles (beeswax, plant wax)
      • Balm / lip balm
      • Cream
      • Bar soap

More of our products

  • Cakes & sweets
    • Sweets / lollipops
  • Sauces & spreads
    • Mustard · flavoured

Processing & crafts

Soap & cosmetics making

Sales channel

  • Farm-gate sales
  • Delivery / shipping
  • Online shop
  • Gastronomy
  • Retail

Product categories

Bakery, pasta, sweets & ready mealsHoney & bee productsNon-foodPreserves, pickles, sauces, oil & vinegar

Product groups

bee productscakes & sweetscrafts & giftshoneysauces & spreadssoap & cosmetics

Farming method / certification

Farming method, self-declared: no certification

Community farming

farm visits
Visiting: open during opening hours
Opening hours: weekly opening hours · Mon–Sun · 10:00–17:00

Languages spoken

English

Location

Chain Bridge Honey Farm, Horncliffe TD15 2XT
Coordinates: 55.75122, -2.10404

Contact

Willie Robson, Daphne Robson · owner
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Data managed by: the FarmAtlas editors, based on the farm's own website
Profile status: Verified by hand — from the farm's own website
Updated: 2026-10-04

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