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20,000 London restaurants fail food standards checks
Avian flu briefing – what you need to know
Fire safety delays could leave firms uninsured
Argentinian export ban leads to huge rises in beef pricesThe cost of imported beef has rocketed by as much as 30-35% following bans on exports from Argentina and a foot-and-mouth scare in Brazil. Sleepwalking chef seeks medical help over fears he’ll burn house downA former chef is seeking medical help to stop him cooking in the middle of the night, according to today’s Daily Telegraph. £1b price tag for Travelodge... For more hospitality stories, see what the weekend papers say
London hotel fined for failure to act on gas leakKensington Close hotel in London has been ordered to pay £47,500 following a gas leak in October 2003. Start date for new fire regulations announced
More time for regulationsCan I add a note to John Davies's article on the new fire and safety regulations (Caterer, 23 February, page 48)? Fire regulations heat up
Fire hazards in grease extractionRichard Norman, managing director of Indepth Hygiene Services, offers advice on the hazards of grease-extraction systems and implications of new legislation Hotel's windows ruling victory
FSA Scores on the doors scheme How does your proposed scheme fit in with the Scottish trial? The outcomes from trials in Scotland will be fed back to Agency HQ to be considered alongside results from the rest of the UK.
How does this FSA proposed scheme fit in with the London CIEH scheme? The Agency will shortly decide what scheme(s) will be trialled. When the Agency met last week with the London Food Co-ordinating Group and CIEH, we explained that it was perfectly possible for the cross London scheme to be included in any Agency trials.
Given the increased pressure to be more transparent withrestaurant inspections, how is the FSA working to ensure that the country works towards a unified, fair and equitable solution? A number of local authorities have provided information on the results of food hygiene inspections on their respective websites (partly in response to Freedom of Information Act requirements) and some authorities hav London councils to publish restaurant hygiene results
New fire laws delayed
Star system could boost safety issuesI would like to draw attention to this month's launch of a new star rating system for British hotels, as I think tourism chiefs have missed a huge opportunity. Market Town Taverns stubs out smoking
Restaurateurs furious over online reportsNorwich restaurateurs this week slammed a council decision to publish environmental health reports online. EuroFreeze under investigation by FSA
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