Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]
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washing food and equipment. Table 10 summarises the visits paid
to food premises during the year and Table 11 shows the work
carried out to comply with statutory requirements.
Legal proceedings: Three summonses were issued under the
above Regulations as follows:—
(a) Against a restaurant proprietor in respect of the condition
of his premises. The Court imposed a total fine of £50 for
the five offences involved.
(b) Against a cafe proprietor for contraventions of the Food
Hygiene Regulations. The Court imposed a total fine of
£125 for the five offences involved and a sum of £10 for
costs was awarded to the Council.
(c) Against a restaurant proprietor in respect of the condition
of his premises. The Court imposed a total fine of £85 for the
five offences involved and a sum of £15 for costs was
awarded to the Council.
PREMISES WHERE FOOD IS SOLD, STORED OR PREPARED
Number | No. fitted to comply with Regn. 18 | No. to which Regn. 21 applies | No. fitted to comply with Regn.21 | |
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— | — | — | ||