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Epping’s Belgique Café located in High Street has received an official food safety management warning from Epping Forest District Council’s environmental health officers this week, after an inspection found that shrimps, cheese and ham were all out of date, in one case, by more than a month.
At a hearing at Harlow Magistrates’ Court, the food was ordered to be condemned and destroyed, with the café chain told to pay costs.
A Council spokesman said: "Two hygiene and improvement notices have been issued to Belgique on ‘food management safety’ and ‘staff training’. They have 14 days to comply with the notices and failure to do so could lead to prosecution."
The Black Lion, so called since 1755, is the oldest Tavern in Epping, dating back to the 17th Century and is reputed to have connections with Dick Turpin. Recently, under new management, the Black Lion has under gone complete refurbishment, however the oak beams and open fires still remain.
The Public Bar now has a plasma screen with daily sky sports available and the Saloon Bar will have regular live music at weekends (see events page for details). The ale house also boasts a new late licence, which allows them to remain open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays. The rear of the pub is has a covered heated patio area for smokers and plenty of parking, as well as elite taxi service situated right next door. To visit the new site, please click here.
Essex Business Link is hosting a Business Open Day on Friday 3rd July 2009 from 11am to 4pm at Loughton Cricket Club. This free of charge event open to local businesses of all sizes and from all sectors based in Epping Forest.
Attendees will be able to find out more about Essex County Council’s recently launched ‘Banking on Essex’ initiative, network with fellow businesses and relax and watch some live cricket. Epping Forest District Council will be on hand to discuss any queries you might have about business rate relief, planning or local business support. Other partners in attendance will include the Federation of Small Businesses, Epping Forest Chamber of Commerce, HM Revenue & Customs, the Institute of Directors and Jobcentre Plus.
To register to attend the event, please contact Tony Barritt on 07824 463 932 or at t.barrit@businesslinkeast.org.uk or you can download a copy of the flyer for this event by clicking here.
Epping’s Belgique Café located in High Street has received an official food safety management warning from Epping Forest District Council’s environmental health officers this week, after an inspection found that shrimps, cheese and ham were all out of date, in one case, by more than a month. 
A Council spokesman said: "Two hygiene and improvement notices have been issued to Belgique on ‘food management safety’ and ‘staff training’. They have 14 days to comply with the notices and failure to do so could lead to prosecution."
