Pub upgrade plan to meet new guidelines (From Gazette & Herald)
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Pub upgrade plan to meet new guidelines
7:10am Thursday 10th January 2013 in News
A RYEDALE pub and restaurant could be in line for an upgrade after its owners said they would be forced to make changes to ensure it meets local and national guidelines.
Proposals for a new building next to the Queen’s Head in Amotherby, to house cold storage and food preparation areas, four staff bedrooms and other facilities, have been drawn up.
Derwent Vale Building Services, the agents for the scheme, said in a statement to Ryedale District Council that the building was needed to ensure the business complies with environmental health rules.
The application also includes 24 extra parking spaces at the rear of the Main Street restaurant.
The owners of the Queen’s Head said customers were currently using a neighbouring business’s car park because the pub did not have enough space, and traffic-calming measures which are planned for the village could reduce street-parking and worsen the issue.
Comments(2)
a nony mous
says...
2:52pm Thu 10 Jan 13
Good for the Queens head, shame on the Fitzwilliam owned Talbot!
And yes this is the NEW Talbot not the old run down one. Having recommended that family stay at the Talbot numerous times since the reopening i'm sure they wont be staying there again once they see this and I certainly wont recommend them again till they prove they have improved.
Yorkybob says...
9:33am Thu 10 Jan 13
Check the website out. Its always useful to know the hygiene standards of local establishments.