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Farnham Royal Working Mens Club food hygiene rating

Farnham Royal Working Mens Club

Farnham Royal Village Hall
Farnham Lane
Farnham Royal
Buckinghamshire
SL2 3AX
Inspected 12 November 2015

Food hygiene rating

Rated by Buckinghamshire

Current
3

Generally satisfactory

Hygiene standards were generally satisfactory when inspected.

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At a glance

Business summary

Farnham Royal Working Mens Club in Buckinghamshire currently has a food hygiene rating of 3 (Generally satisfactory). The latest published inspection was carried out on 12 November 2015. Farnham Royal Working Mens Club is registered as an Other catering premises and is located at Farnham Royal Village Hall, Farnham Lane, Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire, SL2 3AX.

Business name
Farnham Royal Working Mens Club
Business type
Other catering premises
Local authority
Buckinghamshire
Scheme
Food Hygiene Rating Scheme
Rating date
12 November 2015
FHRS ID
776954
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About this information

Ratings are supplied by the relevant local authority. Details may change between inspections or before updated records are published.

Latest inspection

Inspection details

12 November 2015

Inspectors consider how hygienically food is handled, the condition of the premises and how effectively the business manages food safety.

Hygienic food handling

Generally satisfactory

Includes food preparation, cooking, reheating, cooling and storage practices.

Cleanliness and condition

Generally satisfactory

Covers the cleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation and condition of the premises.

Management of food safety

Generally satisfactory

Considers staff knowledge, checks, records and confidence that standards will be maintained.

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Previous records

Rating history

There are no earlier dated inspection records available to compare with the latest published rating for Farnham Royal Working Mens Club.

Inspection dateRatingDescriptionStatus
12 November 2015 3 Generally satisfactory Current