A hygiene emergency prohibition order was issued to Lucky Dip at 1B Brunt Street by Mansfield Magistrates Court on Thursday 13 July.

It follows a collection of visits on the ten and 11 July by Mansfield District Council’s Environmental Health Officers after a criticism was made in regards to the situation of the store premises.

Following the inspections, officers discovered faecal matter and sewage being discharged from a faulty rest room into the bottom flooring meals manufacturing and labelling space of the premises.

This discovering led the officers to conclude that the premises have been an imminent well being danger.

Although efforts have been made to scrub the realm, officers deemed these measures inadequate and unsatisfactory and had critical issues about pallets of meals merchandise being saved within the contaminated space.

The council served a Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Notice on 11 July to cease the fast use of the bottom flooring manufacturing space.

On 13 July, a listening to was held at Mansfield Magistrates Court, the place the Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Order was awarded together with prices to the council totalling £1,563.75.

This implies that the enterprise now can’t function utilizing the bottom flooring of the premises till the council points a Certificate of Satisfaction. This can solely occur as soon as officers have confirmed that the approaching well being danger now not exists following thorough inspections and sampling.

Councillor Angie Jackson, Portfolio Holder for Wellbeing, Health and Safer Communities, stated: “This prohibition discover and award is a triumph for the Environmental Health staff at Mansfield District Council. I want to thank them for his or her swift {and professional} response all through.

“It was a surprising case of poor hygiene and an enormous well being danger for purchasers and the folks working there.

“This case highlights business owners’ responsibility for health and safety and that unacceptable hygiene standards are fully investigated and enforced by Mansfield District Council where there is a risk to public health.”