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The Central Criminal Court (CCC) also known as The Old Bailey, a prestigious building within the City of London and is probably the most famous criminal court in the world. It has been London's principal criminal court for centuries. The building itself, built on the site of the old Newgate Gaol, was originally constructed, and completed in 1907 with additional courts being built and added in 1972 housing 18 court rooms. It hears cases submitted to it from the Greater London area, but also includes cases from all over England and Wales. Customers of the catering services include members of the public on jury service, Sheriffs, Judges, Court Staff other members of the legal profession, Police Officers, invited guests as well as City of London employees. Potentially there could be up to 2000 people within the Old Bailey at any one time, although the daily average attendance is varied and dependent on activity within the Courts.
The Catering provided at the CCC remains varied and is as follows:
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