London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Lambeth 1937

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

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Premises visited, but not inspected, owing to the persons or patients concerned being out, or, if employees, being no longer employed511
Women's Conveniences visited and inspected, etc. (visits paid)1,069
Special places visited and inspected :
(a) Restaurants3961,346
(b) Housing enquiries621
(c) Outworkers232
(d) Complaints, Infectious diseases, etc.97
Re-inspections :
(a) Restaurants89187
(b) Housing enquiries60
(c) Outworkers5
(d) Complaints, etc33
Written Intimation and Statutory Notices served118
Visits to Workshops, etc., in which defects were found178
Visits to Workshops, etc., in which no defects were found ...1,515
Nuisances referred to M.O.H., for attention by Male Inspectors10
Particulars of Defects found by Women Inspectors. Workshops, etc. :—
Workrooms : Overcrowded, Damp, Dirty, etc.3
Defective or Dirty : Yards, Floors, Roofs, Windows, Walls and Ceilings, Rain Water Pipes, Sink Wastes, or Premises generally104
Sanitary Appliances : Water Closets—Dirty, unventilated, choked, defective or with defective cistern or water supplies35
Drainage—Defective3
Dustbins—Wanting or Defective7
Lavatories—Dirty or Defective3
No separate suitable sufficient W.C. accommodation for the sexes1
No W.C. accommodation1