Close Menu
Pest MagazinePest Magazine
  • News
    • National Pest Awards
    • BPCA
    • NPTA
    • Companies
    • Local Authority
    • Natural England
    • HSE
    • People
    • Products
    • Best Practice
    • Brexit
    • COVID-19
  • Species
    • Rodents
    • Insects
    • Birds
    • Mammals
  • Magazines
    • June/July 2025
    • April / May 2025
    • Feb / March 2025
    • Dec 2024 / Jan 2025
    • Oct / Nov 2024
    • Aug / Sept 2024
  • Library
    • Annual Reports
    • Company Catalogues
    • Guidance
    • Inserts
    • Supplements
  • Professional Development
    • BASIS
    • Research
    • Stewardship
    • Training
  • Pest Test
  • Jobs
    • View All Jobs
  • Key Supporters
    • Bábolna Bio
    • Bell Laboratories
    • Pelsis
    • Envu
    • Lodi UK
    • PelGar International
    • Russell IPM
    • Syngenta
X (Twitter) LinkedIn
  • Sign-up for weekly news emails
  • Subscribe to Pest Magazine
  • About Us
    • Technical Advisory Board
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
X (Twitter) LinkedIn
Pest Test Log-In
Pest MagazinePest Magazine
  • News
    • National Pest Awards
    • BPCA
    • NPTA
    • Companies
    • Local Authority
    • Natural England
    • HSE
    • People
    • Products
    • Best Practice
    • Brexit
    • COVID-19
  • Species
    1. Rodents
    2. Insects
    3. Birds
    4. Mammals
    5. View All

    Helping a luxury car showroom eradicate an infestation and steer clear of rodents

    25 March 2024

    Case Study – Freeing a pig farm of a severe rodent infestation in just 10 days

    11 May 2023

    Chinese takeaway issues apology after video of rats and raw chicken emerges

    14 July 2021

    Republic of Ireland rodent callouts jump 35%

    25 June 2021

    13 confirmed sightings of yellow-legged hornets so far in 2025

    13 May 2025

    Red Spider Mites on the hunt for spaces to hibernate

    3 December 2024

    Rentokil encourages vigilance as wasp activity increases ahead of the early autumn nesting period

    25 September 2024

    Rentokil warns of a surge in biting insects as humid weather continues

    3 September 2024

    Worcester City Council increases budget to control gull numbers by £35,000

    26 October 2022

    BPCA urges householders and businesses to seek professional advice if birds are becoming a problem

    3 May 2022

    NatureScot restricts the use of general licences on Lochan Estate in Perthshire

    7 February 2022

    Natural Resources Wales confirms Welsh general licence extension until June 2022

    17 December 2021

    Conservation charity warns of need for joined-up approach and a fast-track to effective grey squirrel controls

    30 May 2025

    Squirrel charity welcomes new legislation on use of gene editing

    14 June 2022

    Ferrets to be removed as permitted target species for the DOC 250 spring trap

    13 April 2021

    Charity says planting of 30,000 hectares of trees must be matched by grey squirrel control

    10 February 2021

    Conservation charity warns of need for joined-up approach and a fast-track to effective grey squirrel controls

    30 May 2025

    13 confirmed sightings of yellow-legged hornets so far in 2025

    13 May 2025

    Red Spider Mites on the hunt for spaces to hibernate

    3 December 2024

    Rentokil encourages vigilance as wasp activity increases ahead of the early autumn nesting period

    25 September 2024
  • Magazines
    1. June/July 2025
    2. April / May 2025
    3. Feb / March 2025
    4. Dec 2024 / Jan 2025
    5. Oct / Nov 2024
    6. Aug / Sept 2024
    Featured

    Pest 99: June/July 2025

    By Simon King10 June 2025
    Recent

    Pest 99: June/July 2025

    10 June 2025

    Pest 98: April / May 2025

    8 April 2025

    Pest 97: February / March 2025

    12 February 2025
  • Library
    • Annual Reports
    • Company Catalogues
    • Guidance
    • Inserts
    • Supplements
  • Professional Development
    • BASIS
    • Research
    • Stewardship
    • Training
  • Pest Test
  • Jobs
    • View All Jobs
  • Key Supporters
    • Bábolna Bio
    • Bell Laboratories
    • Pelsis
    • Envu
    • Lodi UK
    • PelGar International
    • Russell IPM
    • Syngenta
Pest MagazinePest Magazine
NPTA

New offices for NPTA

Pest WritersBy Pest Writers27 January 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Email

After two years of searching, NPTA finally moved into new premises at the end of June. “The new offices are bigger, easier to find and belong to the Association,” says NPTA chairman Iain Turner. “They will be a major asset for the NPTA for years to come.”

“The new premises are situated less than five miles from Junction 26 on the M1, just off the main Nottingham Ring Road (A610). They are part of a new build development that we were able to ”pick up” at a price we could not afford to miss,” adds Iain.

The new address details are:

NPTA House
12 Farrington Way
East Link Office Park
Eastwood
Nottingham
NG16 3BF

Tel: 01773 717716
Fax: 01773 714050

The move took place over the weekend 23 and 24 June with the NPTA management board, staff and family members all lending a hand to move almost 20 years worth of gear from the old Kinoulton offices to the new site.

  

Map of new offices
The new NPTA office is located off the A610 just north of Nottingham and five miles from Junction 26 off the M1

Anyone phoning the new number is likely to find themselves talking to Donna Alvey, who has now taken over from Margaret Coleyshaw.

Margaret retired at the end of June after 10 years with the Association. Donna is working on a full time basis and will no doubt be on a steep ‘learning curve’ as she gets to grips with the industry.

The new premises are roughly twice the size of the Kinoulton offices and incorporate an excellent meeting/training room which will be available for members to use.

Ian explains: “The larger office space will enable us to keep pace with the growth of the Association and without the constant threat of a substantial rent increase hanging over us, as had been the case for the last few months.”

“The move and the recruitment of a new member of staff would not have been possible without the incredible efforts of our office manager, Julie Gillies,” he adds. “The whole management board would like to register our deepest thanks for her work in achieving all this, whilst continuing to keep up with the day-to-day needs of members!”

Share. LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email
Previous ArticleThe PestWorld exhibition – variations on themes!
Next Article In bed bugs we trust Inc.

Read Similar Stories

NPTA introduces Honey Bee Code of Practice

Meet the next generation of pest management talent

NPTA appoints a technical manager for the South

Comments are closed.

Latest Stories

Veritas launches new Vertebrate Identification flashcards

11 June 2025

Pest 99: June/July 2025

10 June 2025

BPCA to host guest webinar on insecticide formulations and applications

10 June 2025
Key Supporters
© 2025 Lewis Business Media. All Rights Reserved.
Lewis Business Media, Suite A, Arun House, Office Village, River Way, Uckfield, TN22 1SL

Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Terms & Conditions

  • National Pest Awards
  • OvertheCounter
  • Pet Business World

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.