Malvern and Upton Beekeepers is a social and training group that promotes best practice in beekeeping. Please look around this site and ask for information about our Best Practice, training and social activities


Above all, Beekeeping should be fun and rewarding, and that's what we try to do!

What we are about

MUBK is the largest, and we think the friendliest, Branch of the Worcestershire Beekeeping Association. We have many activities during the course of the year including, but not limited to:


  1. Training for new Beekeepers
  2. Training and Talks of Interest to existing Beekeepers
  3. Lectures from interesting country people on country matters
  4. An annual Honey Show
  5. Taster Days for prospective beekeepers
  6. Experience days for those wanting to find out more
  7. Equipment loan to members
  8. Mentoring and support for beginners
  9. Social events and BBQs


We encourage Best Practice in Beekeeping procedures and manipulations and welcome new members whether experienced or 'newbies'

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Apiary Blog - What's happening in Ryall

Bee Stings and what to do

by William O'Dell • 14 March 2022
Stinging Nettles stings are worse! There's an old wives tale that says, " ...vinegar for wasps and bicarb for bees ..." It's an easy way to remember that the sting from a bee is naturally acidic, and that from a wasp is naturally alkaline.

Make the most of your beekeeping season by following these simple guidelines

by PAR002_123 • 20 December 2021
The new season is a great reason to make and keep resolutions. Whether it’s changing some regular processes, cleaning more regularly, better inspection routines, queen rearing or taking an active part in MUBKA (a really good idea!) here are some tips for making and keeping resolutions.
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