Restaurants and cafes in South Norfolk are amongst the country's cleanest, according to a new study.
The study, carried out my LoveMyVouchers.co.uk, found the district has the second highest percentage of eateries with a 'very good' rating, out of a total of 360 council areas in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (Scotland has a different rating system).
The figures show 92pc of south Norfolk's 129 restaurants and cafes have a top rating of 5, and a staggering 98pc have a rating of at least 4. There are no premises with a zero rating.
Lee Hornby, the councillor responsible for the regulation and public safety portfolio at South Norfolk Council, praised the top result.
Mr Hornby said: 'The health and well-being of our residents is a priority for the council and this is a fantastic achievement.
'One of the reasons that we rate so highly is down to the dedication of our food businesses in south Norfolk and to our proactive approach when helping start-ups and in assisting existing food businesses to comply with the law.
'Our good working relationships means that business owners are not afraid of asking for help and guidance when required.'
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