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East Surrey Bees

Beekeeper · Whyteleafe · United Kingdom

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Who we are

About the farm

We keep more than two hundred honey-producing colonies in East Surrey; our apiary and training centre are in Whyteleafe, and the business is run by Celia and David Rudland. We bottle our raw, cold-filtered honey in small batches, one apiary at a time, so that customers can buy honey local to them; we also produce cut comb honey, beeswax candles, beeswax polish and furniture cream, propolis and pollen, and sell nucleus colonies and home-bred queens in spring and early summer. In summer we sell at local fêtes, fairs and craft markets (Caterham, Warlingham), and local shops stock our honey; we run beekeeping courses, taster days and talks for all ages.

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What we raise

Livestock

Here we list the animals we keep, with breed and headcount. Open a row and we show you what we process from them (milk, meat, eggs, honey…) and which of our products we sell.

  • Bees (200 colonies)
    • Bee products
      • Propolis
      • Bee pollen
    • Crafts & gifts
      • Crafts & gifts
    • Honey
      • Honey
      • Comb honey
    • Live animals, hatching eggs & bee colonies
      • Bee colonies & queens
    • Soap & cosmetics
      • Candles (beeswax, plant wax)

Processing & crafts

Soap & cosmetics making

Sales channel

  • Farmers' market
  • Retail
  • Farm-gate sales

Product categories

Honey & bee productsNon-food

Product groups

bee productscrafts & giftshoneylive animals, hatching eggs & bee coloniessoap & cosmetics

Farming method / certification

Farming method, self-declared: no certification

Community farming

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Visiting: at events and open days

Languages spoken

English

Location

Whyteleafe
Coordinates: 51.31015, -0.07954

Data source

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: 2026-10-03

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