Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1904 of the Medical Officer of Health
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Floors relaid in cement | 10 |
relaid in tiles | 2 |
repaired | 4 |
Gullies or other opening to drain removed from within bakehouse | 16 |
Drains reconstructed | 16 |
partially reconstructed | 5 |
Means of access—stairs improved | 8 |
renewed | 1 |
existing approach closed and new provided | 6 |
Lighting—pavement lights provided | 8 |
light reflecting stallboards provided | 18 |
Means of ventilation by shafts &c. provided | 20 |
Troughs and tables mounted on castors | 23 |
Shelvings or cupboards made movable for cleansing purposes | 23 |
Coal cellars separated from bakehouses by proper door | 14 |
Flour and other stores provided, separate from bakehouse | 9 |
Water supply—cisterns abolished | 16 |
provided direct from main | 20 |
Refuse receptacles provided | 23 |
Gas stoves provided with proper hoods or flues | 4 |
Waterclosets provided for use of workmen | 5 |
removed to more suitable position | 2 |
apparatus reconstructed | 12 |
apartments ventilated or approach altered | 9 |
Dressing rooms provided | 20 |
Underground Bakehouses certified | 23 |
for which Certificates have been refused | 4 |
No. of inspections made in connection with the above | 426 |
In 2 of these cases the bakehouses were removed to over ground.