Pizzeria challenges council order by claiming pizza sold cold

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 16:44 · Archive

Sear's Pizza in Glasgow is appealing a council enforcement notice, arguing its cold pizza sales mean it should not be classified as a hot food takeaway.

Sear's Pizza in Partick, Glasgow, is challenging a council enforcement notice by arguing that its pizza is sold cold and therefore should not be classified as a hot food takeaway operation requiring authorisation.

The pizzeria has appealed to the Scottish Government to rescind the order declaring its use 'unauthorised'. A decision on the case is expected by 13 November.

How it is being reported

• Glasgow pizzeria row heats up with appeal over council order to stop useSear's Pizza has urged the Scottish Government to rescind an enforcement notice which orders an 'unauthorised' use to be stopped.Glasgow Live · 7 Oct, 16:03
• Government called in as pizzeria fights council order, argues its pizza is sold coldPartick pizzeria Sear’s Pizza appeals Glasgow council order, arguing cold pizza slices mean it is not a hot food takeaway. Scottish ruling due November 13.The Herald · 7 Oct, 15:59

In this story: Sear's Pizza · Glasgow · Partick · Scottish Government

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