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Food Safety

Important

Your local Environmental Health Officer (contactable through your District Council) will be able to give you precise advice relating to your own area, and its regulations

One Local Authority - Renfrewshire Council - has produced a guide for Churches and Clubs: click here to go to the relevant part of their website

 

Downloads

Here are some documents which have been produced by one Church (St Cuthbert's, Carlisle) which might be another place to start.  There are four documents:  two covering letters, a 'policy' relating to those just making tea/coffee and biscuits, and a 'policy' relating to those making more elaborate meals on the premises or at home.

NB if you hire your Hall out, you should tell hirers that they must take the same care (it may be sensible of they are given and use your 'policies'.)

You should probably display a short notice in the Hall kitchen summarising the most important points.

covering letter - tea and coffeecovering letter - tea and coffee
File size 24kb    File date 13 Aug 2008
Checklists coffee etcChecklists coffee etc
File size 31kb    File date 13 Aug 2008
covering letter - more elaborate mealscovering letter - more elaborate meals
File size 24kb    File date 13 Aug 2008
Checklists more elaborate mealsChecklists more elaborate meals
File size 63kb    File date 13 Aug 2008