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Poplar 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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With Mr. Brown, there are, therefore, three inspectors engaged in
Survey work, and it is estimated that an inspection of the whole Borough
will take approximately three years.
No sanitary notices are served by these inspectors, but serious
nuisances, and conditions likely to lead to them in the near future, are
referred to the district inspectors for their action. This procedure has
been adopted in order to prevent the time of the housing inspectors being
taken up with re-inspections and the interference with the survey of the
Borough as a whole, which, to be of any real value, should be completed
as soon as possible. Each district inspector, when opportunity occurs,
also carries out house-to-house inspection in his district.

During the year the following house-to-house inspections have been carried out:—

Work of Survey Inspectors.No. of houses inspected.Total.
(i). Bow.
Appian Road48
Candy Street70
Jodrell Road78
Jodrell Terrace4
Lamprell Street76
Locton Street70
Lyal Road21
Parnell Road165
Rushton Street38
Usher Road167
Wendon Street49
-786
(2).Bromley.
Brickfield Road6
Burdett Street3
Church Avenue9
Cross Street5
Devas Street98
Donald Street103
Favonia Street5
Gurley Street34
Lingen Street35
Marner Street45
St. Leonards Street4
-347