Bedbugs made BBC breakfast news this morning with an interview with bedbug experts David Cain and Sparks Johnstone broadcast at 06.20 and then again at 07.20…
Author: Pest Writers
August is notorious for the appearance of off-the-wall type stories appearing within the national press especially within the Red Top papers. This year is certainly…
An article which appeared in the latest edition of Environmental Health News published by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) could lead to confusion. The…
After 35 years in the pest management industry, Fiona Murphy has announced she is hanging-up her pest control hat in June and retiring. A very well-known,…
Following debate and discussion within the industry, the RSPH has announced the future for the RSPH/BPCA Certificate in Pest Control (Level 2) qualification. The announcement has…
Can you supply sample bedbugs to help the University of Sheffields bedbug DNA project? Researcher Toby Fountain and his Professor Roger Butlin hope you can. Toby…
The tenth National Pest Technicians Association (NPTA) rodent survey report published this week reveals that rat and mouse populations across the country are only just being…
The future of all anticoagulant rodenticides is under threat again from legislation in the pipeline from Brussels to replace the well-known Biocidal Products Directive. Explaining this…
At the recent Italian association (ANID) conference held at Paestum on 24 and 25 March, several of the international speakers called for unification of the industry…
The second Benelux Pest Fair was held in Berkel Enschot, The Netherlands on 29 September 2010 and, despite poor weather, attendance was very good as Joeke…