The BPCA Member Award winners were announced at the festive special Digital Forum on December 17, 2025.
The Awards celebrate positive contributions made by members to the Association and the wider pest management sector.
A number of awards were presented to winners of five different categories, as well as some highly commended entries.
Most of the award nominations were merit-based, with two of the awards open for nominations from the BPCA Staff team, Exec Board and Committees; the Special Contribution Award and the Life Member Award.
BPCA chief executive, Rosina Robson, said: “We know our members work hard all year to deliver amazing service and protect public health, while maintaining their professional development and even volunteering on committees, special interest groups and more.
“It’s only right that those efforts are recognised, and these awards are our way of highlighting those members who have made extraordinary contributions to the Association and the sector.
“Congratulations to all the winners!”
BPCA Charles Keeble Award
The Charles Keeble Award is awarded to the person who achieves the highest score in the BPCA Certificated Advanced Technician (CAT) accreditation for the previous year.
Winner: Ewan Chalmers (Rentokil)
BPCA Philip Halpin Award
The Philip Halpin Award is judged based on your BPCA Registered CPD Diary.
Winner: Michelle Maddison (Hovis)
BPCA Special Contribution Award
This award is designed to recognise a significant and outstanding contribution to the Association, exceeding what might normally be expected from members. This may be based on a single but very important action or a continuing series of actions that have impacted others.
Winner: Julia Pittman (Beaver Pest Control)
BPCA Commitment to Training Award
This award is judged based on the variety of training and development opportunities taken through BPCA.
Winner: Pestology
Highly commended: Pest Solutions
BPCA Life Member Award
Life Membership is the highest award available to recognise the exceptional contribution of individuals to the Association and the pest management industry. It is therefore only awarded in exceptional circumstances.
Winner: Mark Williams
