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 1911 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector
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of the London County Council, and for the Local Government
Board to make any enquiry winch it may consider
necessary into the sanitary condition of the Borough.
(Adopted.)
J. W. War d,
Chairman
Amendment:-That the report be received, and that
the Town Clerk inform the London County Council that the
County Council's Medical Officer of Health can obtain from
Dr. Bate any information he requires as to the sanitary
condition of the Borough.
(Adopted.)
In the latter portion of this Report I append the
usual detailed statements of the various duties carried
out during the year. The Appendices A to T contain
particulars of every section of the departmental work,
which, taken as a whole, is, I venture to submit, fairly
conclusive evidence that the Public Heath work of the
Borough has been attended to promptly and carefully,
and I respectfully venture to solicit your favourable
consideration to the efforts of the Staff, who have rendered
good and loyal service in a somewhat trying and
difficult period, and for which I desire to express my
best thanks to them.
I should also wish to record my grateful appreciation
of the most effective service rendered to this
Department on many occasions by the Town Clerk,
particularly when he so ably intervened in the matter
of the attacks made by the Education Authority on the
work of this authority.