Invasive Species Week

Over 2,000 plants and animals have been introduced to GB from all over the world by people. These are known as non-native species. Most are harmless, indeed the majority of our agricultural species (wheat, barley, sheep etc) are not native to GB, but around 10-15% become invasive non-native species which spread and have a harmful impact.

TEMPORARY MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT

Location: Office based in Ossett, West Yorkshire This temporary assignment is a fixed term contract initially to the end of March 2023 and is suitable for someone immediately available. The role is varied and will cover; analysis work, management accounts and ledger inputting. Ideally you will have experience within the manufacturing industry and have knowledge…

Killgerm Keeping You Informed – Update from GOV.UK for: Plant protection products (PPPs): register as a professional user

Killgerm Keeping You Informed – Update from GOV.UK for: Plant protection products (PPPs): register as a professional user Page summary: If you’re a business, organisation or sole trader that uses PPPs and adjuvants professionally in Great Britain, register to comply with regulations. Change made: We’ve updated our policy statement and made improvements to the registration…

Congratulations to Tim!

Congratulations to Tim! Killgerm are thrilled to announce that Tim Bloomer, Area Sales Manager, has achieved the RSPH Level 3 Award in Pest Management. Killgerm now have two Area Sales Managers qualified to the highest level in the pest control industry. Tim says, “Given the length of time since I took the RSPH Level 2…

Natural England release details of new licensing arrangements for herring gulls and lesser black-backed gulls

Natural England have today released details of new licensing arrangements for herring gulls and lesser black-backed gulls. Read the full press release here. Additional technical details follow below: These gulls were removed from general licenses due to a decline in nesting populations. Data shows herring gull declines of 77% since 1986 while lesser black-backed gulls…