A pub in a historical Buckinghamshire old town was handed a new food hygiene rating.
The Food Standards Agency inspected businesses in Buckinghamshire, including a pub in Old Amersham.
The FSA inspects food hygiene at cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars, takeaways and canteens.
Following an inspection, the businesses get a rating ranging from zero to five, which they can display at the premise and online to help customers decide where to eat and drink.
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Zero rating means urgent improvement is required and five means hygiene standards are very good.
The Saracens Head Inn at 38 Whielden Street in Amersham was handed a three-out-of-five rating on April 12.
This means hygiene standards are generally satisfactory.
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