The boss of a Stirling fried snacks and ice-cream shop is to face trial accused of “failing to abate” the smell of cooking the Spanish-style treat churros.
Company director Richard Wilmot is accused of allowing “the smell arising from cooking fumes” to come out of a grille on the rear wall of the shop, ChurrosnChill in Borestone Crescent, thereby “causing a significant nuisance” to people living in a flat above.
It is alleged that despite being served by Stirling Council with an abatement notice, Wilmot, 31, “failed to abate said nuisance and prevent its recurrence”.
