Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1909 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector
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RE-ARRANGEMENT OF
SANITARY INSPECTORS' DISTRICTS.
For some time past a feeling has existed that the
apportionment of the districts of the Sanitary
Inspectors should not be a practically permanent
arrangement, but that a change of districts should
take place more or less frequently. Each of the
Inspectors had been allocated to the same districts for
many years, and in June a Sub-Committee was
appointed to enquire into the duties and districts, and
to recommend any apparently necessary changes.
The Sub-Committee surveyed the work of the whole
department, but beyond the change of Inspectors'
districts, were of opinion that no useful purpose could
be effected by any further alteration.
The changes recommended and put in force by
order of the Committee were as follows:—
Inspector Henley—Change from district E to district B.
Do. Richards do. do. A do. E.
Do. Bridel do. do. B do. F.
Do. Ainley do. do. F do. A.
Do. Bare do. do. C do. D.
Do. Weeks do. do. D do. C.
The sanitary districts have the following limits
District A.
The portion of the borough east of Cambridge Road from
St. John's Church to the boundary at Vyner Street; thence
east to the boundary at Skewbridge, Old Ford Road, together
with the north side of Green Street; from Cranbrook Road
back to St. John's Church.