New food hygiene ratings have been handed to restaurants and takeaways in Oxfordshire.
In May, four restaurants were given top marks with five-out-of-five marks in their food hygiene inspections carried out by the council.
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What do the numbers mean?
0 - urgent improvement necessary
1 - major improvements necessary
2 - improvements necessary
3 - business generally satisfactory
4 - business good on assessment
5 - business seen as very good
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These are the latest food hygiene results for Oxfordshire restaurants in May.
- Patients catering in the John Radcliffe Hospital on Headley way was assessed on May 19 and was given a five-star hygiene rating by inspectors from Oxford City Council.
- Acacia UK on Besselsleigh Road in Wootton was given a five-star hygiene rating after an inspection by the Vale of White Horse District Council on May 19.
- Cookaracha mobile caterer located in Gloucester Green Market in Oxford was given a five-star hygiene rating by Oxford City Council on May 12.
- The William Morris bar on Between Towns Road in Oxford was inspected by oxford City Council on May 10 and given a five-star food hygiene rating. The Williams Morris also received an ‘Elite’ rating meaning the bar has received five-star ratings consecutively since July 2011 over seven inspections.
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This story was written by Rebecca Whittaker, she joined the team in 2019 as a multimedia reporter.
Rebecca covers education and news in Abingdon and Wantage.
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