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The bakehouses situated at 26, New End, and 48, High Street,
were closed during the year, the properties having been compulsorily
acquired by the London County Council and the Charing Cross and
Hampstead Railway Company, respectively.
Aboveground Bakehouses.
These have been regularly inspected during the year. The number
of inspections made amounted to 66.
A new bakehouse has been built at 19, New End, in place of one
at 26, New End.
Underground Bakehouses.
The question of the duties imposed on the Council by Section 101
of the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, was dealt with at length in my
Annual Report for 1903. The following Underground Bakehouses
have been duly certified.
Date of Certification. Premises.
1903.
1st October 44, England's Lane.
1st „ 4, Kelson Street.
1st „ 279, West End Lane.
15th „ 202, Belsize Road.
29th „ 228, Belsize Road.
29th „ 289, Finchley Road.
29th „ 63, Hemstal Road.
29th „ 2, King's College Road.
26th November 98, West End Lane.
10th December 10, Belsize Park Terrace.
10th „ 7, Fairhazel Gardens.
1904.
7th January 55, Fairfax Road.
7th „ 65, Fleet Road.
7th „ 354, High Road, Kilburn.
4th February 90, Haverstock Hill.
3rd March 225, Finchley Road.