UK PEST Ltd

15/08/2011

The tiny biting insects are on the march. Pest experts say the number of homes invaded by the parasites has exploded in the last decade and they are now a bigger problem than any time since the war.

15/08/2011

Scientists say that some European house mice have developed resistance to the strongest poisons.

15/08/2011

Gnomes with guns take garden pest control up a notch



Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/872437-gnomes-with-guns-take-garden-pest-control-up-a-notch

Paws in the air or we'll shoot... that's the mission these platoon of gun-toting, garden-protecting gnomes have been given by their creator, former US Naval reserve officer Shawn Thorsson.

29/06/2011

Flies close hospital's operating theatre

A hospital's operating theatre has been closed temporarily while an infestation of flies in adjoining rooms is dealt with.

25/05/2011

Fire gel could be used to keep pigeons off buildings

A gel which tricks birds into thinking buildings are on fire could be used to keep pigeons off buildings.

25/05/2011

flies cuts lunch short for café

COUNCIL pest controllers have been called in to tackle a rising tide of flies plaguing Tunbridge Wells's newest shopping destination. Swarms of...

25/05/2011

A rat-infested pub kitchen has led to a £4,515 fine for a businessman.

23/05/2011

Hawks 'hunt down' handbag dogs in central London

Birds of prey in central London, used to control pigeons, have been attacking small dogs.

23/05/2011

Mariam Soraya Vorster, 33, of Berkeley, California, was working as a tour guide in Chiang Mai and died in January after staying at the Downtown Inn in Thailand.

23/05/2011

Inspectors find rats and insects at filthy takeaway in city

A FORMER takeaway owner has been fined after council inspectors found rats and insects at his premises. Curry in a Hurry, in Waterloo Road, Cobridge,...

18/04/2011

Rats Take Over KFC/Taco Bell

This is news footage of a KFC/Taco bell in Manhattan that is INFESTED with RATS not mice RATS.

18/04/2011

Pigeons spark mess-debate

PIGEONS will be the topic of a discussion between Darlington Borough Council and Network Rail following complaints from pedestrians.