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26 June 2025
BASF renews Mental Health survey to uncover ongoing challenges in pest control
Press release: BASF, has launched its second annual mental health survey, continuing its mission to better understand and support the wellbeing of pest controllers across the UK.. More
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26 June 2025
BPCA celebrates World Pest Day with social media takeover
To mark World Pest Day on 6 June, British Pest Control Association handed over our social media platforms to the real heroes of the industry—frontline pest technicians.. More
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26 June 2025
Pelsis launches NEW durable, poison-free silverfish trap
Press release: Pelsis Group, a global leader in pest control innovation, has unveiled a durable, reusable trap specifically engineered to tackle stubborn silverfish infestations. . More
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26 June 2025
Programme announced for PestWorld 2025
The full programme of events for this year’s PestWorld 2025 to be held between 21-24 October 2025 at the Marriott Orlando World Center in Orlando, Florida, USA is now available. . More
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25 June 2025
Working in hot weather: how pest controllers can stay safe
As the weather in the UK heats up, here's some advice on how to stay safe while working in the heat. . More
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16 June 2025
VIDEO | Digital Forum 31 WPD | Servicing in the USA
Join Brandon Runyon from Swat Pest Management in the USA as he talks about what servicing is like across the pond.. More
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16 June 2025
VIDEO | Digital Forum 31 WPD | Down under with European wasps
Join David Priddy from Sundew in Australia as he talks about European wasps.. More
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16 June 2025
VIDEO | Digital Forum 31 WPD | Sponsored Slot: Caught in a trap!
Join John Stewart from Pelsis in the UK as he talks about insect trapping.. More
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16 June 2025
BPCA joins UK Business and Biodiversity Forum
BPCA has joined the UK Business and Biodiversity Forum (UKBBF), a national network focused on helping businesses integrate biodiversity into their decision-making. . More
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13 June 2025
Professional Pest Controller issue 119 (PPC119) out now
PPC119 is out now and packed full of great content. . More
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13 June 2025
The latest tech with Pelsis Digital
Protect your service, brand and reputation with the latest technology in pest management. More
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13 June 2025
Editorial: Listening mode
In this issue of PPC magazine, Scott and Kat tell us about listening to members, acting on feedback, and amplifying industry voices.. More
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13 June 2025
Pests in the press: January to March 2025
Our regular PPC magazine feature, taking a look at public relations and how BPCA works with the press to educate the public about pest awareness.. More
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13 June 2025
VIDEO: Guest webinar: Innovative approaches to bed bug management
In this video, Dr Richard Naylor and Alexia Naylor examine the latest innovations and treatment methods for bed bug management. . More
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12 June 2025
Ask the technical team: June 2025
In this issue of Ask the technical team, we talk wood pigeons, bee swarms, badgers and ticks.. More
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12 June 2025
INTERVIEW: Introducing Rosina Robson: BPCA's new chief executive
In this issue of PPC, Rosina sits down with BPCA President Chris Cagienard to talk about her career, first impressions and what she hopes to bring to the Association.. More
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12 June 2025
PPC Live 2025 reviewed: A showcase of pest control expertise
BPCA’s Jordan McCay rounds up the key moments, standout sessions, and biggest takeaways from the UK’s best one-day pest control trade show. More
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12 June 2025
INFOGRAPHIC: PPC Live 2025 in numbers
A round-up in PPC119 of the key statistics and figures to come out of PPC Live 2025.. More
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12 June 2025
Warming cities, rising rats: climate change and urbanisation fuelling rat increases
In this article, we summarise research led by Jonathan L Richardson from the University of Richmond, examining the rise in urban rat populations and its implications for the pest management industry.. More
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12 June 2025
Crop Protect by Barrettine
Grain store hygiene and harvest protection with Crop Protect by Barrettine. More
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12 June 2025
INFOGRAPHIC: Tiny insects: just how small are they?
In PPC119 we took a close look at some of the smaller pests that are common in the UK.. More
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12 June 2025
How to win (Facebook) friends and influence people: social media for pest management companies
At PestEx 2024, a panel discussion on the benefits of social media for pest controllers took place. We round up the key talking points for PPC119.. More
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12 June 2025
Gruesome or necessary? Should you post dead pests on social media?
In PPC119, Stuart Blair and Kelly Farrant took opposing views on a controversial topic: whether pest management companies should post graphic images on social media.. More
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12 June 2025
What's the matter now, deer? Native deer management in the UK
Continuing his series on deer management, Dave Archer looks at native deer and why managing their numbers matters.. More
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12 June 2025
Pest Minds: speak your mind with new mental health initiative
PPC magazine spoke to pest industry marketing bod Anna Mollins, about her new project to help pest professionals reach out and share the mental load.. More
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12 June 2025
Ashes to ashes: Life after bendiocarb
In this PPC119 article, Paul Westgate talks to us about life after bendiocarb and investing in skills for professional wasp control.
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12 June 2025
Environmental risk assessments: CRRU UK - approved CPD
John Horsley spoke at a BPCA Digital Forum about environmental risk assessments (ERAs) – essential for protecting wildlife, complying with the CRRU code and staying within the law. . More
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12 June 2025
Control, monitor or suppress: what are insect light traps really for?
In this PPC article, Tom Holmes shares his extensive knowledge of insect light traps to help pest professionals better understand these vital tools.. More
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12 June 2025
Meet the member: Pestbusters East Kent
Carl Morris runs PestBusters East Kent and spoke to PPC magazine about the pleasure of working with family and his pack of pest control dogs.. More
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12 June 2025
EDI Committee: Boosting recruitment in the pest control industry
The pest control industry must replace 3,500 roles in the next decade, and the EDI Committee is working to attract diverse talent by addressing barriers and improving how the industry is perceived. More
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12 June 2025
Insectram - tailored pest control software
Are you a professional pest controller focused on growth? Then you deserve software tailored to your success. More
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12 June 2025
A winning combination with Bell Labs
Goodbye ladders, crawlspaces, attics & ceilings until there is a verified catch. More
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11 June 2025
EnviroCareer launches to help solve industry-wide talent challenges
Press release: A new global player is stepping up to support the Environmental Science and Public Health Industry with recruitment.. More
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11 June 2025
"Mega ants" hit the press
With Tapinoma magnum ants hitting the headlines, BPCA gave news outlets the lowdown on this invasive species. . More
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11 June 2025
Spending Review 2025: Key announcements at a glance and how it might affect pest management
BPCA has been closely monitoring the announcements, and although pest management wasn’t directly addressed, several changes may have implications for the sector.. More
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06 June 2025
Results are in: meet your new BPCA Board representatives 2025
Six new Member Directors have been chosen to help lead the Association and represent the interests of BPCA members at the highest level.. More
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05 June 2025
New flashcards alert! Veritas release new pest ID cards
Press release: Following the success of the insect ID flashcards, Veritas Pest Consultancy have released vertebrate flashcards - with bonus rodent droppings!. More
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29 May 2025
VOTING OPENS in BPCA member elections - 13 candidates stand for SIX places on BPCA Board
Voting has officially opened in the BPCA Member Elections 2025, with 13 nominees standing for SIX open seats on the Executive Board.. More
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28 May 2025
Lodi UK’s Adventure Networking is back!
This is not your average industry meet-up. This is a high-octane, adrenaline-filled pest extravaganza designed to bring together pest professionals for one unforgettable experience!. More
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27 May 2025
Cleankill staff put their best feet forward for charity
Press release: Two Cleankill colleagues have been raising money for the Royal Marsden cancer charity.. More
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27 May 2025
OCS Foundation to help young people relaunches
Press release: OCS Foundation relaunches with renewed mission to empower children and young people across the UK and Ireland. . More
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20 May 2025
Golden ticket competition winners tour BASF’s Widnes factory
Press release: A group of pest controllers were treated to a rare tour around BASF's factory near Liverpool, following a recent competition. . More
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19 May 2025
Register now for ICUP 2025
It's just over one month until ICUP 2025 takes place in Lund, Southern Sweden. . More
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19 May 2025
BPCA appoints Rosina Robson as chief executive
BPCA has confirmed that Rosina Robson will take the helm as chief executive as of 2 June 2025.. More
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15 May 2025
Join the BPCA Executive Board: Put yourself forward now
BPCA is on the lookout for new Executive Board Directors to help shape the future of the Association. . More
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12 May 2025
BPCA highlights hornet sightings in Invasive Species Week
BPCA are backing calls by the Non-Native Species Secretariat and the British Beekeepers Association for people to report any sightings of Yellow-legged (Asian) hornets.
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12 May 2025
Specialist rural pest control training returns this June
Press release: Hosted by BASF and Killgerm, the On the Farm training day for pest controllers returns once more.. More
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12 May 2025
Book your place now at PestWorld 2025
PestWorld 2025 delegate and accommodation reservations, at early bird rates, are now both open.. More
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07 May 2025
WEBINAR DEBATE: Bee-fuddled - Bee management and pest control
Fewer subjects spark heated conversations in pest management than feral bee control and management. Nobody wants to hurt valuable pollinators, and bee relocation can be complex. More
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02 May 2025
Full steam ahead for entry-Level 3 qualifications on BPCA Qualifications Framework
BPCA has committed to developing new Level 3 pest management qualifications as part of a new industry qualification framework. . More