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The Yellow-Legged Hornet, previously commonly known as the Asian Hornet, is an invasive non-native hornet originally from Asia. A highly aggressive predator of native insects, posing a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators. Accidentally introduced to France in 2004 where it spread rapidly. In 2016 the first UK sighting was confirmed in Gloucestershire.

Yellow-Legged Hornets are now here in the UK.

Help stop their invasion.

Non-Native Species Secretariat, (email: nnss@apha.gsi.gov.uk), should be notified of sightings.

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Yellow-Legged Hornet

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Other dates for your diary:

Next Branch Meeting

Thursday 17th July, 7.00pm

Apiary Meeting hosted by Julia Young. Location details will be distributed to members prior to the event.

The demonstation will be conducted by Graham Royle who will focus on what might be expected during a visit from a Bee Inspector and how useful it can be.

Please contact the Secretary if you wish to attend as a visitor. There is a nominal meeting charge of £1. Attendees are required to sign a register and must be adequately protected with a veil etc. Refreshments are provided.

      Visitors welcome!

Thursday 21st August 2025, 7.30pm

New Starters Evening

Frodsham Community Centre, Fluin Lane, Frodsham, WA6 7QN