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 through to five.
They include a one-out-of-five rating for a Mansfield chippy, meaning major improvement is necessary.
They also include a two rating, meaning some improvement is necessary, following the second inspection of a popular Mansfield pub within six weeks, after an earlier score of two.
Other possible ratings are: five – hygiene standards are very good; four – hygiene standards are good; three – hygiene standards are generally satisfactory; and zero – urgent improvement is required.Here are some of the latest venues visited and their rating…
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5. Master Chef Fish Bar, Milton Street, Mansfield
Master Chef Fish Bar was given a score of one after assessment on January 12, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: Google Maps
6. Talbot Inn, Nottingham Road, Mansfield
The Talbot Inn was rated two-out-of-five, meaning some improvement is necessary, following an assessment on January 10 - having also been given a two rating on December 6. It means that of Mansfield's 83 pubs, bars and nightclubs with ratings, 62 have ratings of five and none have zero ratings. Photo: Google Maps
7. Paddy Fields, Whinney Lane, Ollerton
Paddy Fields Restaurant was given three-out-of-five food hygiene rating after assessment on January 6, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. Photo: Google Maps
8. Lifespring Centre at Global Community Connect, Lifespring Centre, Sherwood Drive, Ollerton
The Lifespring Centre was awarded a top, five rating after inspection on February 1. Photo: Google Maps