London boroughs with safest chicken shops by hygiene: Where does Wandsworth rank?

By The Editor

1st Apr 2021 | Local News

A study that compiles the Food Standards Authority (FSA) hygiene ratings of registered chicken shops in each borough shows Wandsworth's standards of takeaways.

The interactive map gives each borough a "risk-o-meter" score based on the average hygiene rating of registered chicken shops in that area.

Wandsworth is sitting somewhere in the middle of the city's boroughs, with a "risk-o-meter" of 31%.

The average hygiene rating calculated was 3.1 out of 5.

Fiona Sinclair, director at STS Food Safety and contributor to map said:

"The beauty of this system is that food businesses which are not up to scratch have nowhere to hide.

"The information is public for all to see and bad practices can no longer be kept behind closed doors, especially in these days of social media. There is nowhere for a food business to hide if they are given a failing score."

Elsewhere across the city, Havering has one of the best scores with an average hygiene rating of 4.5 out of 5.

Redbridge has a lower score than Wandsworth with an average food hygiene rating of 2 out of 5.

You can view the full chicken shop map yourself here.

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