In something of a surprise announcement, but true to their election promise, Defra has today (15 September) announced a proposal for consultation regarding the issuing of…
Author: Pest Writers
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…
A 14-strong volunteer relief delegation organised by National Pest Management Association (NPMA) has just returned to base following a fact-finding visit to Haiti to try to…
The key findings from the second Pest Management survey undertaken by the National Pest Advisory Panel (NPAP) were presented on 21 September during the CIEH organised…
Entomologists at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, USA found the majority of bedbugs in the United States appear to have developed genetic mutations, making…
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…
Termites are the worlds number one structural pest. To date, Europe has escaped their attention. However, a specialist one-day conference revealed that this is all likely…
A number of pest control people were spotted at agricultures leading arable event this week either as exhibitors, visiting customers or just having a good…
Twin baby girls are reported to have been attacked by a fox as they slept in their cots at home. According to the Daily Mail, nine-month-old…
Onwards and upwards! After much hard work some of it over the weekend – today (9 May) sees BPCA open for business in their new…