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PestTech returns to Milton Keynes on Wednesday, November 9, and you can register to attend. Steve Hallam, chief operating officer of the National Pest Technicians Association, said: “PestTech is one of the largest industry events, featuring more than 50 exhibitors and a full programme of seminars. This annual gathering of more than 1,000 pest controllers will showcase the very latest …
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After a great response from PROMPT members to its first webinar, BASIS PROMPT is hosting a second webinar on Friday, October 21, at 12pm. Stephen Jacob, chief executive of BASIS, said: “We had two fantastic guest speakers, firstly John Stewart, from Edialux, started the webinar with an introduction to rodent biology and behaviour. We then had a presentation by Alan …
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The NPTA Is recruiting!
Are you looking for the next challenge?
The NPTA is looking for a Technical Support Officer. For more details on this new, exciting and flexible hybrid role, follow the link below.
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The British Pest Control Association is hosting its South Forum on Tuesday, November 1. The event, which is taking place at the University of Reading, Park House, Reading, RG6 6UA, will be packed with industry news, technical sessions, guest speakers and CPD opportunities. The day is sponsored by Syngenta. Agenda 8.15am – Arrival time with breakfast rolls and refreshments 9am …
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Cockroaches are famously resilient, however, what they can’t survive is the new laser and artificial intelligence system designed by a scientist at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. Ildar Rakhmatulin tested his system on cockroaches last year. The findings are now published in Oriental Insects. Mr Rahkmatulin’s system, which was all built using affordable, off-the-shelf equipment, detects cockroaches with high accuracy from …
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Worcester City Council has announced that it will be offering people on low incomes subsidised pest control as part of an initiative organised by the Green Party. Worcester resident Miriam Durgut said she is concerned about the safety of the products used. She claimed the new initiative could pose a threat to wildlife and pets in Worcestershire. Ms Durgut said: …
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