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02 March 2017

PPC86: The PestEx Edition OUT NOW

PPC86 out nowProfessional Pest Controller (PPC) magazine is the premier quarterly magazine for the pest management industry.

What's in PPC86

PPC86 is packed with articles and news all about BPCA and the pest control sector. Whether you want to top up your CPD points, improve your business or learn what's happening at the UK's biggest pest management event, PestEx 2017, this issue is for you.

Let's talk about fox

Fox control is a controversial and emotive subject - it's time to tackle this delicate issue head on.

Tooling up for invasive pests

What pest management specialism should you be selecting to safeguard your pension?

British Pest Management Awards shortlist announced

Who's in the running to be recognised as the cream of the UK's pest control profession?

Caught in the trap

BPCA Field Officer, Natalie takes a look at trapping methods and associated legislation to keep your practices in line with the law.

This is our biggest issue of PPC ever, so it's packed with more features and news than ever before. Download a free copy today!


Scott-Johnstone-Staff-bubbleScott Johnstone
Communications Officer

2 April 2017  |  BPCA.org.uk

Source: BPCA.org.uk

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