Latest pest control news, features and blog articles from the BPCA news desk, including PPC Magazine and our monthly Bulletins. Stay up to date with pest management here.
07 July 2026
Members can now download a new client guidance template from the member library to help residents raise ongoing pest issues with their local councillor.
03 July 2026
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched its new Youth Jobs Grant, with eligible employers able to receive up to £ 3,000 for each young person hired.
30 June 2026
Veritas Pest Consultancy are conducting a new and innovative project that is tackling a long-seated cockroach and bed bug infestation in a 22-story block of flats in Wolverhampton.
Press release: PestWorld 2026 is to be held between 20-23 October 2026 in Texas, USA.
One of the original founders of Cleankill Pest Control is retiring, after building the company into one of the South East’s leading pest control businesses.
BCC is proud to support the launch of the Breaking Barriers Bursary, a new initiative from the Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners.
29 June 2026
PPC123 is out now and there's something for everyone.
In this editorial, the PPC team reflects on the magazine’s evolution, industry impact, and commitment to sharing members’ stories, expertise, and best practice.
Pests in Politics, BPCA’s regular public affairs update, highlights lobbying activity, policy developments, and government engagement affecting the pest management sector.
BPCA’s regular media roundup highlights national press coverage, expert commentary, and public affairs activity raising awareness of pest management issues.
Employment law expert Hema Mistry outlines major workplace rights reforms and how employers can prepare for upcoming legal changes.
BPCA Chief Executive Rosina Robson explains how lobbying and public affairs work help ensure government understands pest management challenges, influences policy decisions, and protects the industry's interests.
BPCA’s technical team answers common questions on Ficam D withdrawal, glue-trap legislation, and waste disposal responsibilities.
PestEx 2026 showcased industry innovation, networking, training, technology, and international collaboration for pest professionals.
BPCA’s Future of Pest Management survey highlights growing resistance challenges, changing rodenticide use, emerging technologies, and strong support for professional regulation.
Professor Seirian Sumner explains why wasps deserve greater appreciation for their ecological value while promoting responsible, risk-based pest management.
Bee management experts discuss balancing public safety and pollinator protection through education, responsible removals, and professional bee-handling practices.
Integrated pest management techniques help reduce reliance on insecticides for wasp control through proofing, monitoring, housekeeping, and physical nest removal.
Bee disease awareness and biosecurity guidance helps pest professionals identify disease risks, protect honeybee populations, and manage bee removals responsibly.
Dr Sophie Wulff explores climate change, invasive species, scent science and AI-driven detection transform pest-control.
Industry veteran Dave Archer discusses humane mole control, trap welfare concerns, and improving trapping standards through research and innovation.
Pest professionals share how solving customer problems through proofing, training, and related services creates value, builds trust, and grows more resilient businesses.
Consumer vulnerability affects most customers, highlighting how empathy, clear communication, and awareness improve service and outcomes.
Licensed to Kill connects pest professionals through gaming, networking, and knowledge sharing to support career growth and industry collaboration.
Neill Gibson, Concept Pest Control, shares how proactive pest management, innovative technology, and teamwork help protect Belfast’s Grand Central Station from ongoing rodent and bird pressures.
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