Local honey

Local honey from our members can be found in the following outlets.

And of course you can trust it; you know that it is 100% pure honey from local bees, unlike some other supermarket honey’s in the past !

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Honey Supplier

Your nearest local honey suppliers are

  1. 0 miles: Maya Artisan Cafe 10 Baker Street, Weybridge KT13 8AU
    07388644301
    https://www.artisanmaya.co.uk/
  2. 0.8 miles: Maurice Jones Butchers 127 Oatlands Drive, Weybridge KT13 9LB
    01932 851207
  3. 1.2 miles: Addlestone Honey 83 Crockford Park Road Kt15 2ln
    07779156350
    https://addlestonehoney.co.uk
  4. 1.9 miles: Whiteley Village Post Office Circle Road, Hersham, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 4DT
    Also: Whiteley Village Post Office Circle Road, Hersham, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 4DT
  5. 2 miles: Squires Hersham Ellesmere Road KT12 4AR
    01932 247579
    https://www.squiresgardencentres.co.uk/garden-centres/hersham/#

    Also: Squires Hersham Burwood Road, Hersham, Walton-on-Thames KT12 4AR
  6. 2.4 miles: Revive 99 Guildford Street KT16 9AS
  7. 3 miles: Tim and Sally Hutchinson KT16 8QX
    07954988136
    www.beehappyproducts.co.uk
  8. 3.4 miles: Painshill Park, Cobham Visitor Centre KT11 1BE
  9. 3.6 miles: ITALIA BELLA 4 Caroline Court TW15 2AN
    01784 242607
    Very Local Honey, Harvested 200 Meter From Outlet
  10. 3.6 miles: Paul & Elaine 4 Caroline Court TW15 2AW
    07961315701
    psvard@hotmail.compsvard@hotmail.com
  11. 4.9 miles: Rob & Chris Chisholm Langham Castle Road, Woking, Surrey GU21 4ES
    01483715779
  12. 5.6 miles: Shirley Turner GU22 7BU
    01483 821184
    Runny honey and soft set available.
  13. 5.6 miles: Vincent's Butchers 9 Oriental Road, Woking GU22 7AH
    01483 773415
  14. 6 miles: Alderside Honey 33 Alderside Walk TW20 0LX
    07954165861
  15. 6 miles: Prince & Sons Butchers Horsell High Street GU21 4SY
  16. 6.4 miles: Chobham Country Market Chobham Village Hall GU24 8AQ
    Thursday mornings only, 9.30-11am. Honey from hives in Wisley village
  17. 16 miles: For Earths Sake 73 High St, Cranleigh GU6 8AU
    01483 497268
    https://www.forearthssake.co.uk/

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Here are five good reasons to step away from the generic honey bear at your local supermarket and instead reach for a jar (or more!) of local honey.

1. Support your local beekeeper
Each spoonful of local honey you use helps keep local beekeepers in business. Beekeepers are passionately committed to their bees. Although there has been an increase in hobbyist beekeepers, beekeeping has dramatically declined in the UK and in the past one hundred years there has been around a 75% decrease in the number of bee hives. There are an estimated 274,000 honey bee hives in the UK; the majority of these hives are kept by approximately 44,000 amateur keepers. Most beekeepers just keep a few hives in their back garden.

2. Support pollination in your locality
Having fewer local beekeepers threatens local food production in gardens, allotments and on farms. Bees are essential for a healthy environment and healthy economy. One third of the food we eat would not be available but for bees and other pollinating insects.  In the UK alone, about 70 crops are dependent on, or benefit from, visits from bees. In addition, bees pollinate the flowers of many wild plants and plants that become part of the feed of farm animals.  The UK relies on bees and other insects to pollinate most of our fruits and vegetables. The economic value of honey bees and bumble bees as pollinators of commercially grown insect pollinated crops in the UK has been estimated at over £400 million per year.  

3. Protect the environment
Since local honey doesn’t have to travel far, you save energy, reduce your carbon footprint and reduce the amount of packing materials used to transport the honey. This all ultimately helps our planet.

4. Help with pollen allergy
Although the scientific research is lacking, anecdotal evidence suggests that local honey is beneficial for people with seasonal allergies. It should, naturally, come from hives within a few miles of where you live to ensure that it contains the pollen allergens that cause you trouble.

5. It is still pure and has not been heated to high temperatures
Most supermarket honey has been flash heated, that means heated to a high temperature and then cooled down quickly. By heating honey to a high temperature you lose a lot of the flavour and aromas, and some say goodness. Try a local honey and you will never go back – the taste is far better. Press reports also highlight how supermarket honey is often mixed with corn syrup and other non honey sugar syrups.