Council tells off woman, 73, for selling her home-baked sausage rolls at neighbourhood yard sale
An elderly woman was told that they sold homemade sausage rolls in the sale of a neighborhood garden by the Council officials.
73 -year -old Jo Taylor was stunned from the Norwich Municipal Assembly when he received a letter that warned him about food arrangements after using popular snacks and dough works in annual NR2 yard sale.
Although he is not the only person selling food at the event, he seems to be the only targeted person.
Days after the sale of July 19, the letter sent, everyone who manages or sells foods can be classified as ‘food work’ and warned that the local authority should be registered.
If you sell, cook, hide, handle, prepare or distribute “ “ “ “ `you must be considered as a food job and you must register with your local authority.
Yard Sale’s Facebook Group Ms. Taylor wrote: ‘In the article, one of them took someone else?
‘Obviously, NR2 had to do with the sale of foodstuffs in the sale of Assistance. Does that mean that food cannot be sold next time? Someone has a lot of time, the only thing I can say. ‘
In the picture, Jo Taylor 73 -year -old was stunned when he received a letter from the Norwich City Council.
He said: ‘I think they have nothing better to do. Either this, or they are jealous of my sausage rolls’
Days after the sale of July 19, the letter sent to everyone who manages or selling foods can be classified as a ‘food work’ and that it should be registered to the local authority.
The Council advised the 73 -year -old child to record ‘food business’, which will be subject to a hygiene control
He usually sells jams for Pasties and Charity, but this year he decided to protect revenues and earned only £ 30.
He said Norwich Evening News: ‘At first I was shocked, and then I had a little fun to think that someone thought I was a job that sells sausage rolls.
“ I think I think they have nothing better. Either this, or jealous of my sausage rolls. ‘
The sellers were equally stunned. Someone wrote: ‘Absolutely ridiculous. Will they start a fine on lemonade stands and cook the next sales? ‘
The organizers of the garden sales now said that they ‘clarify the position’ with the Council.
He then called the Council and was told that no action would be taken and there was no police file against him, but he was advised to make an official complaint if he wanted to follow him.
Norwich City Council and NR2 Yard Sales Organizers were approached for a comment.
