The Food Safety AppRedpoint Birmingham Climbing Centre
77 Cecil Street, Birmingham, B19 3SU
Food hygiene rating
Rated 25 July 2012
When this rating was given
This rating was given on 25 July 2012. A rating records how the premises was found on the day of its inspection. The council decides how often a premises is inspected, based on its risk, so an older rating is not a sign of a problem on its own.
What the inspector found
The rating is built from three assessments. Each is given a band, from very good to urgent improvement necessary.
Food hygiene and safetyVery good
How food is handled, prepared, cooked and stored
Very goodUrgent improvement necessary
Structure and cleanlinessGenerally satisfactory
The condition of the building, its cleanliness, layout and ventilation
Very goodUrgent improvement necessary
Confidence in managementGenerally satisfactory
How food safety is managed and recorded
Very goodUrgent improvement necessary
Inspected by the food safety team for Birmingham
How to contact the council about this rating
Questions about this rating
What is Redpoint Birmingham Climbing Centre's food hygiene rating?
Redpoint Birmingham Climbing Centre is rated 4, good. It was given on 25 July 2012.
When was the rating given?
On 25 July 2012, after an inspection by the council. The rating reflects what the inspector found on that day.
Who inspects Redpoint Birmingham Climbing Centre?
Birmingham, which is the food safety authority for this area.
What do the three assessments mean?
Food hygiene and safety, structure and cleanliness, and confidence in management are each given a band. Together they give the overall rating.