A city centre convenience store was forced to close for 10 days after an inspection found “rat holes” inside.
SKA William Henry Food and Wine has been slapped with a zero rating following an investigation by environmental health officers from Liverpool Council last month. A spokesperson for the William Henry Street shop admitted to the ECHO that the business was required to close as a result of the findings when officials visited in April.
A total of three visits have been made to the shop, with the inspection report made available by the Food Standards Agency revealing that “major improvement” was necessary in all facets of the business. This included the hygienic food handling at the premises as well as the condition and cleanliness of the building.
