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Ealing did well NOT!

I wonder if certain people on here will say its better then it used to be :-)or they have got it wrong :-)http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/11409785/Food-hygiene-is-a-postcode-lottery.html

Stephen Scott ● 4090d7 Comments

Absolutely.Most premises with a 4 or 5 star rating proudly display them so make display mandatory.

Nigel Brooks ● 4083d

Make clearly displaying FSA ratings mandatory on all food outlets.

Paul Martin ● 4083d

Poor you Stephen, surrounded by sh*tholes on all sides.

Philip Slater ● 4083d

Did not think Ealing would be in the top ten worst but im guessing Southall and West Ealing are counted as they are in Ealing and they are sh*t holes so maybe not such a surprise.No sign of Hounslow :-@ another sh*t hole.

Stephen Scott ● 4089d

The Borough of Ealing covers many little Towns, and I wonder if their records show the Areas in which there are "HOT SPOTSwhere Standards of Food Hygiene are unsatisfactory. I would not like to guess, but i have my suspicions. I have  noticed a Pavement kitchen beside the Nationwide Bldg Society at the Southall Townhall XRoad, display a notice over the Exposed pedestrrian metal screen, VERY HOT DO NOT TOUCH".All day long pedestrians of every age pass inches away from the sign to wait for Crossing Lights. I do not know  iF this supposed to warn of a SAFETY HAZARD OR IS A BREACH OF SAFETY REQUIREMENT.

Os A Whittle ● 4089d

Look on EalingToday at how many prosecutions LBE bring against food outlets, from the article - Under the Which? assessment criteria, the more businesses you close or prosecute for hygiene failings, the worse the job you are doing. That is clearly a ridiculous suggestion. LBE score low because they are doing their job.

Fred Hunt ● 4089d

Frightening - what's to be done?

Gerry Tan ● 4090d