What does SOTD stand for?

Scores on the Doors (UK public register of food hygiene ratings)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Scores On The Doors, which is celebrating its third anniversary in Liverpool, exposed a series of restaurants and even school canteens for unhygienic practices.

GROTSPOT WEBSITE PRAISED

The hygiene star rating system, known as Scores on the Doors, was introduced by councils a year ago as a guide to help shoppers decide where they should eat or buy their food.

One in three supermarkets failing on the hygiene front

It holds a Healthy Choice Award and has also achieved the highest five star rating available through the Kirklees Council Environmental Services Scores on the Doors Scheme.

Landmark birthday for cafe

The chippy has just one star out of five in the council's Scores on the Doors website, which says there is "little" confidence in management and just "fair" compliance with hygiene regulations.

Kitchen was only fire exit; INSPECTORS FOUND STAFF SLEPT INSIDE ...

Newcastle City Council executive member for community safety and regulation Anita Lower said: "Initiatives like scores on the doors are drastically improving food safety standards in businesses across the city making Newcastle a healthier and safer place in which to eat.

SCORES ON THE DOORS - A SUCCESS

There is no legal requirement for the businesses to display the star rating certificate, but all the ratings will be published on the Scores on the Doors website - www.

FIVE STAR DINING; Certificates display taste of success

With the new scores on the doors information released by the council and environmental health how do you choose where to go for a meal?

Eating Out or at Home in Chesterfield

The current Scores On The Doors scheme, promoted by the Food Standards Agency,uses a star system.

Restaurants may have to display food safety scores