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Posted By D H
Keep a clean house I say and you cant go too far wrong - especially if you are serving food - which means that youngsters may be permitted on the premises?
They deserve to be brought up to standard.
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Posted By Ron Hunter
From the article:
"We (the police) reported the premises and as a result of this they were visited by health and safety officers who found a considerable amount of health and safety issues."
So indecent exposure is part of HASAWA enforcement - I never knew that!
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Posted By alex mccreadie
Surely Environmental Health
Ta Alex
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Posted By Robert K Lewis
It seems from reading this that they did not have adequate, or any, Licensed Premises Risk Assessments (LPRAs) in place. These LRPAs are a critical part of their license but unfortunately EHOs are used to enforce them hence the H&S officer term I think. If you look at the detail there are potentially major risks to the public buried in this hilarity.
Bob
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