Five Oxfordshire food businesses hold lowest hygiene ratings

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Five food businesses across Oxfordshire currently hold a zero food hygiene rating, the lowest possible score.

Five food businesses across Oxfordshire currently display zero food hygiene ratings, the lowest possible score under the Food Standards Agency's Food Hygiene Rating Scheme. A zero rating indicates that 'urgent improvement is necessary'. The five establishments are Baweja Superstore and Peppers Burgers in Oxford, Track & Tonic in Oxford city centre, Dunelm in Banbury and KEBANOS in Bicester.

Baweja Superstore at 334-336 Abingdon Road, Oxford, was last inspected on 28 April. Peppers Burgers at 84 Walton Street, Oxford, received its zero rating following an inspection on 31 March, though the FSA website indicates it has been reinspected and a new rating will be published soon. Track & Tonic at 19 Park End Street, Oxford, was inspected on 5 August, making it the most recently inspected of the five. Dunelm at Dunelm Mill, Southam Road, Banbury, was inspected on 17 March, and KEBANOS at Unit EY1B, Pioneer Square, Bure Place, Bicester, was inspected on 23 April.

Food businesses are rated on a scale from zero to five following inspections by food safety officers from their local authority.

How it is being reported

• All Oxfordshire businesses with zero food hygiene ratings revealedFive establishments across Oxfordshire currently hold a zero food hygiene rating.Oxford Mail · 21 Oct, 05:00
• All Oxfordshire businesses with zero food hygiene ratings revealedFive establishments across Oxfordshire currently hold a zero food hygiene rating.Oxfordshire Guardian · 21 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Baweja Superstore · Peppers Burgers · Track & Tonic · Dunelm · KEBANOS · Oxford · Banbury · Bicester

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