London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Beddington and Wallington 1955

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Beddington and Wallington]

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(4) Other Nuisances
Accumulations removed 2
Smoke nuisances abated 2
Nuisance from animals and insects abated 1
Sheds, etc., ratproofed 2
(5) Shops
Heating provided or improved 3
Sanitary accommodation provided I
Washing accommodation provided 2
Defective structure, walls, floors 1
Ceilings, etc., repaired and redecorated 7
Seats provided 5
Forms exhibited 11

SUMMARY OF WORK DONE DURING THE YEAR

Number of inspections of dwelling-houses536
Number of re-inspections of premises1,234
Number of visits to work in progress106
Number of miscellaneous visits and inspections417
Number of visits to schools14
Number of visits to dairies26
Number of visits to ice-cream premises69
Number of visits to refreshment rooms91
Number of visits to fried-fish shops5
Number of visits to bakehouses28
Number of visits to other food premises473
Number of visits to factories119
Number of visits to shops, offices and workplaces429
Number of visits to market gardens, etc.52
Number of inspections of urinals34
Number of visits to piggeries9
Number of visits re infectious diseases139
Number of visits re insect pests46
Number of inspections and visits re rats3,256
Number of visits to streams70
Number of visits re smoke abatement341
Number of inspections of swimming bath18
Number of complaints received and investigated661
Number of informal notices served305
Number of statutory notices served28
Number of interviews re nuisances, etc.483
Number of drain tests applied15
Number of rooms disinfected86
Number of lots of bedding and clothing disinfected42
Number of library books disinfected493
Number of samples of foodstuffs, water, etc., taken for examination290

H. G. CRIPPS,
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
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