An international Fast Food Chain has been ordered to pay nearly £19,000 after Westminster environmental health officers found ‘appalling’ standards of hygiene in its London Leicester Square branch.
A court has heard how a worker had his hand torn off in an incident while working for a County Durham based company. Details of how the employee lost his hand while working on a metalworking lathe at the firm's premises at the town of Peterlee's South West Industrial Estate were heard at Peterlees Magistrates' Court.
A Surrey restaurant owner has been found guilty after failing to appear at court to face two food hygiene charges. The owner of the Chinese restaurant was fined £2,180 in his absence for four offences at Redhill magistrates court, plus a £15 victim surcharge.
A Birmingham restaurant owner has been given a suspended jail sentence and banned from running a food business, after Environmental Health Officers (EHO) found live mice in the premises.
A takeaway owner in Staffordshire has been fined £3,500 after failing to put in place adequate procedures to control pests, poor cleaning and failing to protect food from contamination.
A butcher who had a history of poor compliance and failed to improve food safety standards despite help from food safety officers has been fined £5,500.
The company behind a Sussex supermarket has received an £11,000 fine after ignoring Environmental Health Officers’ (EHO) pleas to provide staff with essential food hygiene training.
The owner of a takeaway has been fined for trying to clean a kebab grill with the meat still in position. The owner had been warned numerous times by Leeds City Council to improve conditions at the takeaway.
Two company directors have been fined £3,000 each after Environmental Health Officers discovered a dangerous mice infestation at an Essex pizza restaurant.
A bakery has been fined for failing to ensure it had a hot water supply for washing utensils. When Environmental Health Officers inspected the bakery in Hendon