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Yorkshire Pub Closes After Zero Food Hygiene Rating

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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The Black Bull pub in Brampton, Huntingdonshire, closed for the foreseeable future following a Food Standards Agency inspection on May 6. The premises received a zero food hygiene rating, citing the need for major improvements in food safety management and facility cleanliness. Former staff reported that the pub had been experiencing poor management and running out of supplies since February, and that mouldy Yorkshire puddings had been served to customers.

From huntspost.co.uk

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The closure affects the operations of Stonegate, the company that operates the pub. The incident highlights operational risks within the hospitality sector related to food safety and management standards.

From huntspost.co.uk

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