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07 September 2016

BPCA to celebrate 75-year Anniversary

Taking place at the O2 Arena's Brooklyn Bowl, the largely informal dinner will give attendees the chance to celebrate the last 75 years of BPCA, as well as reflect on challenges facing the sector now and in the future.

The evening will bring together the pest control sector's key stakeholders to champion the activities of the association, its membership and supporters in a fun and exciting environment. The dinner will also feature a brief award ceremony, a live BPCA timeline and some light entertainment.

BPCA President Paul Rodman said,

"BPCA has come a long way since 1942, but we still hold the same virtues today in maintenance and preservation as we did then."

"The dinner will be a chance for a number of people involved within the industry to come together in a positive atmosphere, and perhaps talk about what things might be like in the next 75 years."

The celebratory 75th-anniversary dinner has a maximum capacity of 200 guests, based on round tables of ten. The venue also benefits from being able to facilitate further networking with bowling lanes, bars and lounges all open to dinner attendees to mark the memorable occasion.

Members and Supporters can book their place at the celebratory dinner by completing a booking form and sending to [email protected]. 

Source: BPCA.org.uk

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