Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Holborn Borough]
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The following is a summary of the work carried out during the year as a result of Notices served under the Food and Drugs Acts, 1938-1950, in respect of food premises:
Accumulation of rubbish removed | 2 |
Precautions taken to ensure that cleanliness was observed by persons employed in regard to food room, articles, apparatus and utensils | 2 |
Precautions taken to prevent accumulation of refuse | 2 |
Siting of sanitary convenience improved | 2 |
Suitable provision made for the cleansing of utensils and apparatus | 2 |
Suitable provision made for the cleansing of vegetables | 4 |
Suitable and sufficient means of ventilation provided and maintained | 14 |
Suitable wash basins, soap, clean towels and clean hot and cold water pro-vided for use of employees | 13 |
Walls, ceilings, floors or doors of food room cleansed | 24 |
Walls, ceilings, floors, windows or doors of food room repaired | 22 |
Public Health (London) Act, 1936.
Cleansed | 3 |
Reconstructed | 1 |
Defective sinks renewed | 8 |
Waste pipes repaired or renewed | 1 |
Cleansed | 1 |
Kitchen floor repaired or renewed | 1 |
Registrations.
The Milk and Dairies Regulations require every Local Authority to keep a register
oof all persons carrying on the trade of distributor in their district and of all premises
which are used as dairies. "Dairy" does not include a shop from which milk is supplied
oonly in the properly closed and unopened vessels in which it is delivered to the shop, or