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Bromley 1956

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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TABLE XIV.

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General Items-
Rooms cleansed42
W.C. walls cleansed7
Entrance hall and staircase cleansed3
Bathroom cleansed3
Light and ventilation improved2
Plastering repaired or renewed112
Floors repaired or renewed47
Windows, frames, etc. repaired or renewed34
Sashcords repaired or renewed30
Putty pointing repaired or renewed4
Doors repaired or renewed16
Stoves and grates repaired or renewed16
Coppers repaired or renewed
Draining Board renewed
I ron Staircase renewed
Handrails repaired or renewed1
Stairtreads repaired or renewed3
Dustbins provided81
Dirty conditions remedied14
Overcrowding abated1
Chimneys repaired7
External woodwork repainted6
Food stores provided1
Food stores ventilated-
Yard paving renewed, etc.19
Houses disinfested21
Accumulations removed37
Fencing
Houses demolished3
Houses closed2
Miscellaneous27
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MEAT, MILK AND OTHER FOOD PREMISES-
Yard floors, repaired, etc.12
Cleansed, lime-washed, shops, rooms60
Lighting/Ventilation improved4
Drains improved9
Manure or refuse removed18
Refuse bins provided32
Cold store or refrigerator improved2
Water supply improved6
Sinks provided9
Washing facilities improved25
Sanitary conveniences improved15
Meat vehicles improved3
Meat handlers washable clothing1
Miscellaneous135
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FACTORIES, OUTWORKERS, Etc.—
Want of Cleanliness (Sect. 1)8
Overcrowding (Sect. 2)
Unreasonable temperature (Sect. 3)1
Inadequate ventilation (Sect. 4)
Ineffective drainage of floors (Sect. 6)
Sanitary conveniences (Sect. 7):
(a) Insufficient12
(b) Unsuitable or defective18
(c) Not separate for sexes4
Other offences5
Outworkers'premises
Smoke nuisances1
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