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Lewisham 1956

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

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FOOD HYGIENE REGULATIONS, 1955

Nature of summonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
Various Regulations£s.d.£s.d.
Unsuitable premises used for the manufacture of sweets.172100770Plea of not guilty accepted in respect of 6 of the summonses.
23(i) Dirty rooms used for preparing food5800330
8 Dirty bread van54 summonses withdrawn: 1 adjourned.
23(1) Dirty rooms used2220
8 for preparing food1110
8 Dirty van delivering meat products1Withdrawn.
8 Dirty van delivering cakes2Adjourned.
8 Bacon dirty in course of delivery1Adjourned.
26(i) Dirty stall1Adjourned.

PUBLIC HEALTH (Preservatives, etc. in Food) REGULATIONS, 1925-1948

Nature of summonsNo. of summonsesTotal finesTotal costsRemarks
£ s. d.£ s. d.
Dried apricots containing excess S021Withdrawn.

APPENDIX C
List of special reports submitted to the Health Committee by the
Medical Officer of Health during 1956:—
February 7 Atmospheric pollution from diesel engines.
April 10 Establishment of Sanitary Inspectors.
May 29 Employment and grading of Sanitary Inspectors.
September 11 Rat repression — charge for treatment of business premises.
September 11 Sydenham gasworks — complaint by Bellingham and District
Welfare Community Association.
September 11 Old people — admission to hospital or home.
October 9 Application of the Clean Air Act, 1956.
November 6 Old people — further report.