FOOD HYGIENE: NINE BRIGG & DISTRICT PREMISES RATED BY INSPECTORS

North Lincolnshire Council continues to carry out routine food hygiene inspections at premises across the district.
Nine premises in Brigg and district -  including takeaways, pubs and care homes -  were recently rated by the local authority's inspectors, as follows:

• Barneys Diner, Hilltop House, Melton Ross (near Barnetby Top) was awarded five stars - "very good."
• Castlethorpe Nursing Home, Castlethorpe, was awarded five stars - "very good."
• Stepping Stones  (Scawby Under Fives), on West Street, Scawby, was awarded five stars - "very good."
• Apple Tree Day Nursery, Brigg Road, Hibaldstow, was awarded five stars - "very good."
• The Old Parsonage Bed & Breakfast, Vicarage Lane, Scawby, was awarded five stars - "very good."
• The White Hart Inn, Bridge Street, Brigg, was awarded four stars - "good."
• The Golden City takeaway, Wrawby Street, Brigg, was awarded four stars - "good."
• Greenfield Tea Room, West Street, Hibaldstow, was awarded four stars - "good."
• Rathside Residential Care Home, Gainsborough Lane, Scawby, was awarded four stars - "good."

The Food Hygiene Rating Scheme  used across the country considers three important aspects of food-related businesses.

• How hygienically the food is handled - including how it is prepared, cooked, re-heated, cooled and stored.
• The condition of the structure of the buildings -  cleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation and other facilities.
• How the business manages and records what it does to make sure food is safe.