As if a decade of drought and a spate of natural disasters is not enough, Australian farmers are now facing what many call a mouse plague.…
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A pensioner living in London whilst sunbathing in his garden awoke to find a fox gnawing at his hand. A recent article which appeared in the…
The UKs Rodenticide Resistance Action Group (RRAG) has submitted a comprehensive new report to the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) on the status of anticoagulant rodenticide…
In a speech given on 4 April 2012 Foreign Secretary William Hague listed the ‘ludicrous requests’ for consular advice made by British tourists. Mr Hague was…
Even before their full impact has been felt, national austerity measures are compromising the countrys ability to keep on top of rodent infestations, according to the…
If any reminder is needed as to the dangers associated with the incorrect use of these gassing products, look no further than the USA where two…
The Product Authorisation & Mutual Recognition Facilitation Group (PA&MRFG) met on 6 December 2011 in Brussels to discuss the four proposals put forward concerning the use…
Published on 22 November, a discussion document prepared for the Directorate-General Environment of the European Commission reveals a disturbing direction of thought concerning the use of…
In a recent article in The Telegraph, well-known academic and feminist, Germaine Greer, reveals her love and admiration for rats. From our professional pest control point…
Bill Worthington, a 75-year-old retired civil servant, from Bedbury, Cheshire, has pleaded guilty to causing a grey squirrel unnecessary suffering. On 17 January, Stockport Magistrates’ Court…