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NPTA publishes its 2027 dates for its On The Road Days

Simon KingBy Simon King27 August 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Following another successful year for the NPTA On The Road Days, NPTA has publishes its 2027 programme, with 12 events planned across the UK and Ireland.

Kevin Lawrenson, NPTA chief executive, said the On The Road Days have become an important part of the NPTA calendar, taking industry knowledge, technical updates and networking opportunities directly to pest professionals around the country.

“For 2027, we will once again be visiting locations across England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland, giving even more people the opportunity to attend an NPTA event closer to home,” Mr Lawrenson added.

NPTA On The Road Days 2027

  • February 9:    Nottingham
  • February 23:  Cardiff
  • March 3:        Bury
  • March 24:       Stirling
  • April 13:         Belfast
  • April 15:         Portlaoise
  • May 12:           Buckfast
  • May 26:           Waltham Abbey
  • September 8:   Southampton
  • September 22: Durham
  • October 6:       Reigate
  • October 20:     Peterborough

Each On The Road Day will bring together pest professionals, industry experts and leading suppliers for a day of technical presentations, industry updates, networking and professional development.

The programme of speakers and presentations for each event will be announced as we get closer to 2027, with the NPTA Technical Team already beginning work on next year’s content.

Mr Lawrenson said: “Our On The Road Days have continued to grow year-on-year, and it’s fantastic to see how well they are supported by the industry.

“For 2027, we’re taking the programme to 12 locations across the UK and Ireland, giving even more pest professionals the opportunity to join us. Each event is about bringing people together, sharing knowledge and providing practical, relevant content that people can take back into their businesses

“There’s a lot of work already going on behind the scenes, and we’re looking forward to revealing the speakers and programmes over the coming months. Whether you’ve attended an On The Road Day before or are thinking about joining us for the first time, save the dates now.”

Further information and individual event details will be released in the coming months.

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