Spelthorne Borough Council

Providing Quality Services to the People of
Ashford, Laleham, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell & Sunbury

Food safety

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Our Commercial Environmental Health team is responsible for ensuring that food which is prepared, produced, cooked and sold within the Borough is safe, clean and fit to eat. Environmental Health Practitioners do this by:
How to register as a food business
Setting up a new food business
Food hygiene training
Food complaints
Food poisoning
Scores on the Doors
Eat out eat well award
Food hygiene tips
Farmers markets and market stalls
Food Safety Service Plan 2011/12 (Pdf 131kb)



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