Fat Beehive
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Fat Beehive Ltd have enjoyed building websites for 10 years, working with charity, NGO and sustainability organisations ...
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 6-10 Established: 1997 Joined: 2007
Latest Work
Fat Beehive Ltd have enjoyed building websites for 10 years, working with charity, NGO and sustainability organisations across the UK and into Europe. We are based in London with a friendly team of dedicated web experts ranging from graphic designers to system administrators.
Industry Sectors
Public Sector, Not for profit / Charity, Professional ServicesTends to work with
Non-profit Organisation, Public Sector, Corporation / Public CompanyGeneral location of clients:
UK and EuropeContent Management System:
Just about every client of ours has the BeeKeeper Content Management System (CMS) that allows them to edit, add and remove pages and sub-sections in their website. Our CMS is our own and modified to meet the needs of every client individually.Recent Projects
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
http://www.hwt.org.uk
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust is one of the 46 wildlife trusts in the UK. Formed almost 50 years ago, it is dedicated to conserving, protecting and enhancing local wildlife on land, under the sea, on coasts and in rivers. HWT use their scientific knowledge, influence, expertise and ent... Read More -
Gendersite (Womens Design Service and Queen Mary University)
http://www.gendersite.org
Gendersite provides a route to all the information needed to gain a better understanding of gender issues in the built environment. The site lists books, bibliographies, broadcasts, conference papers, journals, reports, unpublished PhDs and more. Read More -
The Bat Conservation Trust
http://www.bats.org.uk
The Bat Conservation Trust was formed in 1990 as an umbrella organisation for the rapidly growing network of bat groups, providing support, training and advice. BCT now acts as the UK's national voice for bat conservation. Read More







