Environmental health staff wrote to Steve Morton to say they were investigating an “odour from the extract ventilation system”. He was told: “We are investigating a smell of fish and chips.” The council is monitoring the odours and told Steve he could be banned from having fish and chip smells in his chippy, which has been operating without a problem for 40 years. A council spokesman said: “We have a duty to investigate complaints.” The Sun 7/11/06.
Sunday, February 18, 2007
FIsh 'n' chip chop
THE BOSS of a Wakefield chip shop is being probed by town hall officials because his shop smells of fish and chips. 
Environmental health staff wrote to Steve Morton to say they were investigating an “odour from the extract ventilation system”. He was told: “We are investigating a smell of fish and chips.” The council is monitoring the odours and told Steve he could be banned from having fish and chip smells in his chippy, which has been operating without a problem for 40 years. A council spokesman said: “We have a duty to investigate complaints.” The Sun 7/11/06.
Environmental health staff wrote to Steve Morton to say they were investigating an “odour from the extract ventilation system”. He was told: “We are investigating a smell of fish and chips.” The council is monitoring the odours and told Steve he could be banned from having fish and chip smells in his chippy, which has been operating without a problem for 40 years. A council spokesman said: “We have a duty to investigate complaints.” The Sun 7/11/06.
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