PPC123 is out now! Featuring articles on non-toxic wasp control, bee disease awareness, upselling pest control services and consumer vulnerability, there's something for everyone.
We’ve also got a deep dive into our latest survey statistics, a look at the BPCA Onboarding Programme and two great interviews with Concept Group's Neill Gibson and the Licensed To Kill community founder, Marcus Scruggs.
And don't forget to check out our PestEx 2026 roundup!
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In this editorial, the PPC team reflects on the magazine’s evolution, industry impact, and commitment to sharing members’ stories, expertise, and best practice. Read more>
Pests in Politics, BPCA’s regular public affairs update, highlights lobbying activity, policy developments, and government engagement affecting the pest management sector. Read more>
BPCA’s regular media roundup highlights national press coverage, expert commentary, and public affairs activity raising awareness of pest management issues. Read more>
Employment law expert Hema Mistry outlines major workplace rights reforms and how employers can prepare for upcoming legal changes. Read more>
BPCA Chief Executive Rosina Robson explains how lobbying and public affairs work help ensure government understands pest management challenges, influences policy decisions, and protects the industry's interests. Read more>
BPCA’s technical team answers common questions on Ficam D withdrawal, glue-trap legislation, and waste disposal responsibilities. Read more>
PestEx 2026 showcased industry innovation, networking, training, technology, and international collaboration for pest professionals. Read more>
Professor Seirian Sumner explains why wasps deserve greater appreciation for their ecological value while promoting responsible, risk-based pest management. Read more>
Bee management experts discuss balancing public safety and pollinator protection through education, responsible removals, and professional bee-handling practices. Read more>
Integrated pest management techniques help reduce reliance on insecticides for wasp control through proofing, monitoring, housekeeping, and physical nest removal. Read more>
Bee disease awareness and biosecurity guidance helps pest professionals identify disease risks, protect honeybee populations, and manage bee removals responsibly. Read more>
Dr Sophie Wulff explores climate change, invasive species, scent science and AI-driven detection transform pest-control. Read more>
Industry veteran Dave Archer discusses humane mole control, trap welfare concerns, and improving trapping standards through research and innovation. Read more>
Wood-boring insect expert Nicholas Donnithorne explains how to identify woodworm, assess infestations, and distinguish timber pests from lookalike species. Read more>
Pest professionals share how solving customer problems through proofing, training, and related services creates value, builds trust, and grows more resilient businesses. Read more>
Consumer vulnerability affects most customers, highlighting how empathy, clear communication, and awareness improve service and outcomes. Read more>
Licensed to Kill connects pest professionals through gaming, networking, and knowledge sharing to support career growth and industry collaboration. Read more>
Neill Gibson, Concept Pest Control, shares how proactive pest management, innovative technology, and teamwork help protect Belfast’s Grand Central Station from ongoing rodent and bird pressures. Read more>
BPCA’s Onboarding Training Programme helps new pest management technicians build competence, confidence, and practical skills through structured training, mentoring, and real-world experience. Read more>