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Rolls-Royce prepares to celebrate World Bee Day

Rolls-Royce And Goodwood Reveal Wild Seed Harvester for Biodiversity

The historic house and legendary luxury manufacturer collaborate on improving their shared home. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and Goodwood Estate are names that

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Rolls-Royce is looking for voluntary beekeepers at its Goodwood base

For the last few years, Rolls-Royce has been making a rather peculiar product on its grounds in Goodwood. Apart from luxurious motor cars, the double-R badge was also used on jars. Jars filled with honey. Rolls-Royce’s apiary efforts now need volunteers to keep the production going, as the British car maker posted an announcement about it. Apparently, up to five new people are needed and they will get all the tools needed to do their jobs. Established in 2018, the Goodwood Apiary is home to six colonies of around 300,000 English honey bees. The bees have consistently thrived in surroundings perfectly suited to their habits. As well as feeding on the myriad wildflowers and trees that grow across the 42‑acre Rolls‑Royce site, the bees can forage on the manufacturing plant’s sedum-rich living roof, which at around eight acres (3.2 hectares) is the largest in Britain. Should even this bounty prove insufficient, they can simply cross into the neighboring Goodwood Estate, which of