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St Pancras 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras]

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Table No. 5.

Inspections and Re-inspections made by District Inspectors and temporary Women Inspectors and by Factory and Workshop (Male) Inspector during the year1917.

DUTIES AND PREMISES.Male Inspectors.Temporary Women InspectorsTotal.
Inspections.Re-inspections.Inspections.Re-inspec-tions.Inspections.Re-inspec-tions.
DISTRICT INSPECTORS. Infectious Diseases—Inquiry, removal, disinfection, etc.221498591050061
Subsequent sanitary inspection, etc.874811730819804
Complaints163749861451617825002
Drainage—Under notice. Plans, supervision, etc.24321262432126
Voluntary61519466151946
New Buildings3119531195
Yards of Mews and Stables270140270140
House-to-House Inspections — Housing, Town Planning, etc., Act, 1909: 17 (1). First Inspections .85638_85638
Subsequent routine Inspections1540291415402914
Inspections of registered tenement houses other than above12540125410
Other house-to house Inspections612612
Visits to closed underground rooms1474014740
Smoke Shafts observed44
Regulated Trades. Offensive Trades451451
Rag and Bone dealers
Other effluvia businesses1212
Inspections of Market Streets :221221
Other Duties43634436134
Food Control91179117
Totals85591352824548051101314333
FACTORY & WORKSHOP (MALE) INSPECTOR. Factories (including Factory Laundries)179181179181
Laundries60146014
Bakehouses (Factories and Workshops)348304348304
Restaurant Kitchens65356535
Other Workshops335166335166
Other Workplaces33433343
Other Duties
Food Control417427417427
Totals1437117014371170