The results of their latest visits have now been posted on the Food Standards Agency’s website, with each business awarded a hygiene rating from zero, meaning urgent improvement necessary, through to five, very good.
A Chinese restaurant in Mansfield has been awarded three out of five, satisfactory.
And a Rainworth restaurant rated two, some improvement is necessary, back in September, has now been awarded a four-out-of-five, good rating, following a re-inspection in November.
And three of the recent inspections in Mansfield resulted in a zero rating, while another was given just one, meaning major improvement is necessary,
Here are some of the latest venues visited and their rating…
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5. The West Park Academy, Vernon Road, Kirkby
The school was given a four-out-of-five 'good' food hygiene rating after assessment on November 4. Photo: Google Maps
6. Kashmir Restaurant, Southwell Road East, Rainworth.
Kashmir Restaurant was given a four-out-of-five rating following assessment on November 19, having been rated just two when assessed on September 15. Photo: Google Maps
7. King Chef, Sandy Lane, Mansfield
The King Chef takeaway was handed a two-out-of-five food hygiene rating after assessment on November 2. Photo: Google Maps
8. Rima-Faz, Leeming Street, Mansfield town centre
Acclaimed Indian restaurant Rima-Faz was given a four-out-of-five score after assessment on October 28, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: Google Maps