Theatr Clwyd introduces 20,000 bees for sustainability efforts.

Two beehives, each housing approximately 20,000 bees, have been placed on the roof of Theatr Clwyd in Mold, marking the theatre's inaugural venture into beekeeping. The hives and their queen were sourced from Black Mountain Honey in Nercwys, which proposed the initiative. Laurence Edwards, who founded the bee farm in 2015, now provides bees and honey throughout the UK. He noted, “The bees add another layer to the building. It’s not just theatre, food, art and performance. It’s also nature, pollination, education and local produce, all happening in one place.”
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Source: wrexham.com
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