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24 April 2017

British Pest Management Awards video out now

BPCA's 75th Anniversary Dinner that also incorporated the inaugural British Pest Management Awards (BPMAs) ceremony has also been captured on video. The video includes shots of the evening reception at Canary Wharf's East Wintergarden and brief comments from the very first crop of BPMA winners. 

I'm overwhelmed to be recognised by the pest industry to have received this award.

Ian Dudley, Ecolab, winner of Pest technician of the Year

Source: BPCA Newsflash

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