Scores on the Doors schemes in the UK
A number of different scores on the doors schemes are already in operation across the UK. In this section you can find out how well a food business has done at its last inspection.
In total, there are more than 200 local authorities operating or about to launch Scores on the Doors schemes and publishing information on web-based systems. The scope (types of businesses scored), the scoring system used (number of tiers and associated symbols and descriptors e.g. three- and five-star approaches, smiley faces, pass/fail, traffic lights systems etc.) and policy as regards re-inspections and re-visits for the purposes of re-scoring, all vary. Additionally, some provide certificates and stickers for voluntary display by businesses at their premises, but many are web-based only. A significant majority of existing schemes are based on a six-tier scoring system (five stars, plus fail) though these are not all the same.
You can find out more about the different local schemes across the UK and whether one is running in your area by clicking on the map below.
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Wales
Northern Ireland
South East
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East Counties
East Midlands
West Midlands
Yorkshire and The Humber
North West
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Scores on the Doors in England
On this page you will find links to the local authorities in England that are currently publishing hygiene scores on their website. This page will be updated to reflect the latest situation.
Scores on the Doors in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland a number of District Councils are currently operating Scores on the Doors schemes.
Scores on the Doors in Wales
In Wales two local authorities are currently operating Scores on the Doors schemes.
Food Hygiene Information Scheme in Scotland
Scottish consumers can see how well food businesses in their area have fared in their last food hygiene inspection.
