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The Ffostrasol Arms. PICTURE: Google Maps A FFOSTRASOL public house has been fined £2,000 and served a Premises Closure Notice after failing to comply with a Premises Improvement Notice and for additional breaches of the Covid-19 regulations. The Ffostrasol Arms will remain closed for 28 days, or until they can demonstrate that they have made the necessary improvements to minimise the risk of coronavirus on their premises. The shock move comes after officers from Ceredigion County Council’s Public Protection team carried out a routine patrol at the pub which had recently been issued with a Premises Improvement Notice. “Whilst at the premises, officers discovered further non-compliances,” said a council spokesperson.
Ffostrasol Arms A licensed premises in Ffostrasol has been served a £1,000 fixed penalty notice and issued with a premises improvement notice, after customers were discovered drinking inside the building. On Friday 30 April, as part of checks leading up to the May Bank Holiday weekend, officers from Ceredigion’s Public Protection Team were carrying out routine joint patrols with officers from Dyfed-Powys Police. They found a small number of customers drinking inside the premises of the Ffostrasol Arms, and not following the rules on keeping a social distance and wearing face coverings. The requirement for hospitality businesses to stay closed had only just been eased that week to allow businesses such as licensed premises to reopen their outdoor areas, said a spokesperson for Ceredigion County Council.