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Battersea 1911

[Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1911]

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96
Underground Workrooms.
Excluding the underground bakehouses there are 28 underground
workshops and workplaces in Battersea compared with
29 in 1910, and 37 in 1909. The number of such premises and
the business carried on is shown below:—
Workshops.
Laundries 8
Picture-frame making 2
Cycle making 2
Fitters 2
Workplaces.
Restaurant kitchens 4
Meat chopping 6
Small exempted laundries 4
Bakehouses.
Bakehouses are either factories or workshops within the
meaning of the Act according as mechanical power is or is not used
in aid of the processes carried on. They are therefore subject to
the provisions of the Act and although in the main the factory
bakehouses in the Borough are supervised by the Factory Inspector,
by far the greater part of the work connected with the sanitary
supervision of bakehouses in Battersea devolves upon the Borough
Council as the sanitary authority.
In the Borough of Battersea during 1911, there were on the
register 86 bakehouses, 8 of which were factory bakehouses with
regard to which the duties of the Council are few and 78 workshop
bakehouses. Of the latter 47 are above ground and 31 underground
according to the definition given in the Factory Act.
The following is a list of the workshop bakehouses:—
47 Bakehouses above Ground.
Addresses.
257 Battersea Park Road
292 „ „ „
343 „ „ „
1 Battersea Rise
78 ,, ,,
31 Bridge Road
84 „ „
64 Castle Street
83 Culvert Road
139 Chatham Road
47 Este Road
29 Falcon Road
Addresses.
88 Grayshott Road
45 Harroway Road
11 Hanbury Road
49 High Street
80 „ „
173 „ „
213 Lavender Hill
64 Latch mere Road
93 „ „
29 Meyrick Road
48 New Road