Inspecting beehives in the not so bucolic surroundings of an industrial estate in East Midland, UK

This video records a visit to the hive of a corporate sponsor in south Leicester. The estate is in a busy part of the city yet the honeybees get on with their business. Does it affect the business of the estate...no it does not.

It proves modern business can work with ancient crafts.
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