Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1902
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Messrs. Clowes & Sons, Duke Street.
Messrs. Rendell's Works, Little Duke Street (3 occasions).
With one or two exceptions, the whole of these Firms reported
by the L.C.C. were already under observation at the time of the
receipt of the Council's complaints; as also were the following
Firms, reported to the Borough Council in the 12 communications
of the Coal Smoke Abatement Society, whose head offices are at
61, Godolphin Road, Shepherd's Bush, W.:-
Lion Brewery (3 occasions).
City of London Electric Railway, Stockwell (2 occasions).
City of London Electric Railway, Stockwell.
Messrs. Lister & Biggs, Commercial Road.
Messrs. Piggott, Westminster Bridge Road.
Messrs. Oakey & Sons, Westminster Bridge Road.
Messrs. Mumford, Albert Embankment (7 occasions).
Messrs. Younghusband, Barnes & Co., Commercial Road.
Messrs. Clowes & Sons, Duke Street (4 occasions).
Messrs. Stiff, Lambeth.
Messrs. Doulton, Lambeth (2 occasions).
Messrs. Nightingale, Albert Embankment (5 occasions).
New London Brewery, Durham Street (3 occasions).
Finsbury Borough Council Wharf, Commercial Road (10 occasions).
Messrs. Seth Taylor, Albert Embankment (7 occasions).
Messrs. Holloway Bros., Belvedere Road (3 occasions).
Sunnybank Laundry (3 occasions).
Messrs. Webb & Sons, Albert Embankment (6 occasions).
Messrs. Brotherhood, Belvedere Road.
City Sewers Destructor, Commercial Road.
Fortnightly reports in connection with smoke have been presented
by the Public Health Committee to the Council during
the year.
The Act lays down that black smoke only is a nuisance liable
to be dealt with summarily under the Nuisance Clauses, and
there is, consequently, great differences of opinion (at times) as
to what is, and what is not, black smoke. Further, is a Sanitary
Authority justified in allowing a definite amount of black
smoke, e.g., 5-10 minutes per hour? Most Authorities do, to
cover stoking, etc.
K