PESTTECH 2021 IN REVIEW PestTech was back with a bang for 2021, with over 1,000 visitors flocking to the event’s long-awaited return. After the difficult decision to cancel last year’s event due to the Covid-19 pandemic, that disappointment only served to enhance the buzz around PestTech 2021, with interest from exhibitors and delegates higher…
DetailsAuditorium 2 – Speaker Agenda 09:30 hrs – 10:15 hrs The use of LEDs for flying insect control Sophie Thorogood, Edialux Professional 10.30 hrs – 11.15 hrs ‘Moving with the times – PROMPT’s experience of the Covid Pandemic and what the future of CPD looks like Greg Hopkinson, Basis Prompt 11.30 hrs –…
DetailsDramatic drop in allegations of rogue rodenticide supply, however… Watertight point-of-sale controls? Or loss of interest among tip-off sources? In the past year, only one suspected point-of-sale non-compliance case has been reported to the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use. There were 62 such alerts in the three years to November 2020. What cannot be…
DetailsSeminar Schedule 10.00 hrs – 10.30 hrs ‘AN INTRODUCTION TO CALM’ Every week 125 people in the UK take their own lives. And 75% of all UK suicides are male. CALM exists to change this. Join our speaker from CALM as they talk through who CALM is, what they do and the importance…
DetailsPestTech 2021: One Month To Go! PestTech is back bigger and better this year with more stands, more seminars, more CPD Points and more anticipation than ever! After PestTech 2020 was scuppered by the Covid-19 pandemic, enthusiasm for PestTech 2021 is reaching fever pitch. We are delighted to confirm that this year’s event –…
DetailsICUP2022 – Invitation to present a paper or poster All those keen to present a paper or poster at the forthcoming 10th International Conference on Urban Pests (ICUP) are invited to do so now via the ICUP website at www.icup2022.com. The deadline for submissions is Monday 25 October 2021. So not far away! For those…
DetailsConsultation on NRW’s approach to regulating the shooting and trapping of wild birds in Wales All wild birds in Wales have legal protection. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has a number of powers under which they can authorise others to kill or take particular species of wild birds, eggs and nests for certain purposes, for example…
DetailsPestWest® flies high with another award-winning night for flyDetect® PestWest was announced the winner of the Digital Engineering/Technology Award for flyDetect® at the Made in Yorkshire Awards ceremony last night hosted by Insider Media Limited. The prestigious manufacturing dinner was held at the Hilton Hotel in Leeds, and celebrated world- class companies based…
Details‘Five Years of Rodenticide Stewardship 2016-2020’ published A report of the UK Rodenticide Stewardship Regime’s work covering 2016 to 2020 has been published by the Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use. This feeds into a formal five-year review being carried out by its HSE-led Government Oversight Group. The regime’s work and achievements to date were discussed…
DetailsMaxforce® Pushbox New bait station controls all main ant species Bayer has launched a new easy to use, palatable ant bait which is now available to control all major ant species. Available in a new easy to use insecticidal bait station, Maxforce® Pushbox offers proven control over all main ant species, including Black garden ants,…
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