Food & Drink

At least six food businesses in Greater Lincolnshire have seen their hygiene ratings rise up from ‘zero’ or ‘one’ in recent weeks, but unfortunately seven were slapped with low scores.

In Lincoln, the notable mover in the food hygiene ratings was The Plough on Newark Road in Bracebridge, Lincoln.


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Rebecca Wakefield transformed personal tragedy into a beacon of hope by founding The Lincolnshire Nutritionist, inspired by the profound loss of her father. Her journey into the world of nutritional therapy began in the shadow of grief, following her father’s untimely death from colon cancer.

Raised in Boston and now residing near Grantham, Rebecca has dedicated herself to the field of nutritional therapy since 2019, with a particular focus on female hormonal health. However, her expertise extends to helping individuals from all walks of life through personalised consultations.


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A Lincoln pub has made big improvements to rise from a ‘one’ star food hygiene rating to a much better score of ‘four’ and the landlord hopes to get the maximum of ‘five’ in the coming months.

After three ‘five’ star ratings in a row, The Plough on Newark Road in Bracebridge, Lincoln, was given a ‘one’ star rating after an inspection on May 4, 2022 and it was deemed that major improvement was required.


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