Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report upon the public health & sanitary condition of the united Parishes of St. Margaret & St. John, Westminster for the year 1896
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Notices outstanding, 1895 | 60 |
„ uncomplied with, 1896 | 55 |
Summary of defects found :— | |
Results of inspection — Houses, premises, &c., cleansed, repaired, limewhited | 64 |
Results of inspection — Houses disinfected after illness of an infectious character | 208 |
Drains—House drains repaired, cleansed, trapped, and ventilated; new drains provided to old houses, premises, &c. | 296 |
Water closets—Repaired, &c.; supplied with water; new provided | 209 |
Dust bins—New provided ; repaired, covered, &c. | 155 |
Water supply—Cisterns, new erected; cisterns repaired, cleansed and covered; cistern, overflow pipes connected with drains, &c., abolished | 116 |
Number of lodging-houses registered (since July) | 12 |
Dust removal—Communications received and attended to | 30 |
Removal of accumulations of refuse, dung, stagnant water, &c. | 56 |
Animals removed, being improperly kept | 44 |
Milk shops, bakehouses, licensed cow-houses, slaughter-houses, regularly inspected | 50 |
Miscellaneous | 97 |
Total | 1,337 |
Report of Inspector Kirk for Ward 3 St. Margaret, and Ward 2 St. John, from July to December, under section 3 and 4 Public Health (London) Act, 1891, etc.:—
Inspections made | 572 |
Defects found | 1,514 |
Notices served | 331 |
Works completed | 851 |
Notices, not complied with | 47 |
This list includes works executed under notices served under Bye-laws for houses let in lodgings.
1. Houses and tenements cleansed and whitened, &c. | 840 |
2. Houses disinfected | 102 |
3. Drains cleansed, trapped, &c. | 54 |
4. Drains, new, provided | 57 |