Professional Pest Controller Magazine Issue 122

PPC122 is out now! It’s packed with practical insight, including features on humane dispatch, gull control and a back-to-basics look at air rifle fundamentals for pest professionals.

We’ve also got expert opinion on proposed shotgun licensing changes, a discussion on diversity and equality in the sector, branding advice for pest businesses, plus a look at how structured onboarding is supporting the next generation of technicians.

Also included are our 2025 Annual Report and the PestEx 2026 show guide

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  • 09 March 2026

    Editorial: A note from the events team

    BPCA Events Manager highlights an expanded 2026 events programme, including webinars, training forums, digital keynotes and Digital Forums, culminating in PestEx, the UK’s largest pest management event.. More

  • 09 March 2026

    PPC122: Pests in the press

    BPCA’s winter media coverage focused on rats and mice, with national and regional press features, while trade articles and upcoming PestEx promotion continue raising awareness across sectors.. More

  • 09 March 2026

    PPC122: Pests in politics

    Rosina Robson updates readers on BPCA’s lobbying priorities, including protecting the pest control toolkit, supporting Awaab’s Law implementation and promoting innovation in chemical regulation.. More

  • 09 March 2026

    Ask the technical team: March 2026

    In this issue of Ask the technical team, we talk about fox control, flea issues, bird netting tendering, and search engine optimisation.. More

  • 09 March 2026

    Back-to-basics: Air rifles for pest professionals

    In this article, BPCA Technical Manager Niall Gallagher goes back to the beginning on air rifle fundamentals.. More

  • 09 March 2026

    OPINION: Shotgun licensing changes not evidence-led

    Bill Harriman of BASC argues proposed changes to align shotgun licensing with other firearms would create unnecessary bureaucracy, restrict lawful use and significantly reduce shotgun ownership.. More

  • 09 March 2026

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  • 09 March 2026

    OPINION: Talking humane dispatch

    Pest professionals discuss the often-unspoken realities of humane dispatch, sharing honest perspectives on the emotions, responsibilities and professionalism involved in protecting public health and preventing animal suffering.. More

  • 09 March 2026

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  • 05 March 2026

    The 2026 gull control playbook

    Niall Gallagher, BPCA Technical Manager, provides practical guidance on gull identification, behaviour and licensing, helping pest professionals manage gulls legally and effectively ahead of the 2026 season.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Jumping onboard with Dale Seaman

    Dale Seaman of Bounty Pest Control completed the onboarding scheme and Level 2 Certificate quickly, telling PPC how the structured framework gave him confidence starting his pest management career.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    OPINION: Diversity in pest control

    Julia Pittman, Chair of BPCA's EDI Committee, gives her view on why diversity isn't just a tickbox exercise - it's good for business.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Branding tips to boost your business

    Which? Trusted Trader looks at how to create a cohesive brand for your business to help you stand out from the crowd.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Annual Report: 2025

    Our annual report is published in PPC magazine – making it accessible to thousands of pest professionals and the entire sector.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Annual report: President's report

    BPCA’s President reflects on a successful year strengthening professionalism in UK pest management, celebrating member contributions while preparing a new strategy to guide the industry toward 2030.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Annual report: Committee conversations

    We held a roundtable conversation with our four committee chairs to reflect on the great work they all achieved with their fellow volunteers in 2025.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Annual report: They work for you

    The BPCA Executive Board is the governing body of the Association. Take a look at your current Exec Board and their role in shaping BPCA this year.. More

  • 05 March 2026

    Annual report: 2025 in numbers

    Take a look at the key figures from BPCA's 2024 annual report.. More

  • 05 March 2026

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  • 05 March 2026

    PestEx 2026 showguide out now

    Knowledge isn’t just given - it’s earned. And PestEx gives you two days of seminars, debates and case studies to learn from, engage with and reflect on.. More