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Barking 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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Table: RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH IN HIS REPORTS FOR THE YEARS 1927-1931 INCLUSIVE.

RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH IN HIS REPORTS FOR THE YEARS 1927-1931 INCLUSIVE.

Subject.Page Reference.
Ambulance Service:19271928192919301931
That it is desirable arrangements should be made for a nurse to accompany the ambulance——183329
Cleansing Station:
That the Council might well entertain the possibility of setting up a Cleansing Station at the lower end of the infectious diseases hospital site————70
Clinics:
That arrangements should be made for Clinics to be housed in suitable buildings———34 9530 73
Co-ordination:
That there is need for greater measure of cooperation and co-ordination between the County activities and those of the Local Authority———37—
Dustbin Maintenance:
That it is suggested the Council should accept the responsibility of dustbin maintenance___—4234
Food Supplies:
That legislation should be introduced which would provide the Local Authority with power to exercise fuller control over the display, etc., of food supplies———66—
Fouling of Footpaths by Dogs:
That regulations be drawn up and enforced to prevent the fouling of footpaths by dogs———4335