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Pest Control Organisations, Associations and Governing Bodies
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The British Pest Control Association (BPCA)

BPCA is a not-for-profit organisation, which acts for the pest management industry in the UK. The BPCA represents the interests of its members, and promotes development by offering relevant training opportunities. The BPCA aims to encourage high standards of professionalism in the industry, and promote thebenefits of the industry to the general public.

There are several different categories of membership with the BPCA. Full membership is currently only open to incorporated companies, firms and partnerships operating in the UK pest control industry. To qualify for membership, a business must have been trading for a minimum of one year, and members must submit to assessments, in order to maintain their membership status. Members of the BPCA can benefit from the following:

• Exposure to consumers
• Business Support
• Staff development and certification
• Contractors Health & Safety Scheme (CHAS)
• Local mentors
• Committee meetings
• Networking opportunities
• Technical support
• Marketing material

Further information, as well as an online contact request form, can be found on the BPCA website at www.bpca.org.uk.

4A Mallard Way
Pride Park
Derby
DE24 8GX

Tel: 01332 294288
Email: enquiry@bpca.org.uk

Training & Exams
Tel: 01332 225113

Membership
Tel: 01332 225112

Media Enquiries
Tel: 01332 225111

The National Pest Technicians Association (NPTA)

The NPTA was founded in 1993 and has more than 850 members. It is a professional association for the pest control industry in the UK. The NPTA's aims are to promote professionalism, emphasise environmental considerations, further members' development through training and to promote the control of public health pests.

There are several categories of membership with the NPTA, and members may benefit from the following:

• Free legal advice
• Insurance broker services
• Discounts on industry training courses
• Free subscription to Today's Technician magazine
• Advertising opportunities
• Accredited Membership Scheme
• Free regional training days
• Professional Pest Technicians Registration Scheme

More information can be found on the NPTA website at www.npta.org.uk.

NPTA House
Hall Lane
Kinoulton
Nottingham
NG12 3EF

Tel: 01949 81133
Fax: 01949 823905
Email: office@npta.org.uk

British Traditional Molecatchers' Register (BTMR)

The aims of BTMR are to promote and advance the skills-set of traditional British molecatchers, provide training for those who wish to enter the industry, promote traditional molecatching in the media and provide a network for traditional molecatchers throughout Britain. Traditional molecatchers use traps only, and do not partake in the destruction of moles or their environment as a form of pest control.

BTMR members are committed to providing a traditional method when meeting the needs of customers, without the use of chemical compounds. This allows them to achieve a sustainable balance for the environment and wildlife within it. Membership is open to all traditional molecatchers in Britain, and members may benefit from the following:

• Networking opportunities
• Help and advice
• Training courses
• Exposure to customers
• Increased credibility through register listing

Further information, as well as an online application form, can be found on the BTMR website at www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk.

Ashbrooke
Littlethorpe
Nr Ripon
North Yorkshire
HG4 3LJ

Email: info@britishmolecatchers.co.uk

Membership
Email: membership@britishmolecatchers.co.uk