Pest control treatment is not provided by Worcester City Council. The Council is not able to recommend any particular contractor and is therefore not responsible for any arrangements entered into by its customers.
Should you require a treatment please refer to the telephone directory for listings under 'Pest Control Services'. If you are looking to engage a pest control contractor, you may like to consider a local pest control company. To find information about these and other contractors in Yellow Pages or Thomson Local Directory via an Internet search engine such as Google.
Worcester City Council does have a responsibility to take action to eradicate public health pests and will continue to do so in an enforcement capacity. The Environmental Health Section will investigate complaints relating to public health pests and take appropriate formal action including service of statutory notices and court proceedings where necessary.
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