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Hammersmith 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith Borough]

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14
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE
BOROUGH.

The following table shows the number of visits made by the Sanitary Inspectors, and the number of Preliminary Notices served and complied with during the year:—

Cause of Inspection.No. of Inspections.No. of Notices served.No. of Notices complied with.
Bakehouses5823
Cancer5
Complaints4,2422,1251,421
Drainage1,3622221
Factories (Mechanical)1541210
Factories (Non-mechanical)2911
Food (other than Restaurants and Eating Houses)1,4752515
Housing Act3863021
Ice Cream Vendors23733
Infectious Diseases1,9383619
Licences (Building)3,07675
Markets83911
Milk Vendors318129
Outworkers2052
Pharmacy and Medicines Act71
Public Urinals6021
Rats and Mice1,39412989
Requisitioning of Houses140
Restuarants and Eating Houses10845
Scabies98394
Shelters (A.R.P.)11
Shops Act1923
Slaughterhouses3
Smoke Observations73
War Damage1866344
Miscellaneous1,5775935
Re-visits5,745282201
No Answer2,809
No. of Ineffective Visits27,437 2,8092,8311,911
Total24,6282,8311,911

During the year 664 Statutory Notices were served and
442 complied with.
INCREASE OF RENT AND MORTGAGE
RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1920/1939.
During the year 14 applications were received for certificates
under the above Act, and in 8 cases certificates were
granted.