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 of the Borough of Bermondsey for the year 1918
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PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
COMMITTEE, 1918.
Chairman—Councillor OAKE.
Alderman Morriss
Councillor Hunt,
„ Lunn,
„ Squires,
Councillor Braithwaite,
„ Millson,
„ Brown,
„ Pocock,
„ Gardiner,
„ Roxbury,
„ Gaunt,
„ Siddle,
„ Holton,
„ Vezey,
Ex-officio:
W. SHEARRING, Esq., J.P Mayor of Bermondsey.
STAFF:
Medical Officer of Health—R. KING BROWN, B.A., M.D.,
D.P.H
Sanitary Inspectors:
No. 1 District Mr. M. Grice.
No. 2„ J. W . Wood.
No. 3 „ „ A. H. Merryman
No. 4 „ „ H. J. Toogood.
No. 5 „ „ E. C. Freeman.
No. 6 „ „ T. W. Golds.
No. 7 „ „ J. Pitts.
No. 8 „ „ H. M. Cockburn
Food Inspectors:
Mr. T. Ashdown, Mr. G. A. Hoskins and Mr. G. L. Scott.
Health Visitors—Miss Webber, Miss Bache, Miss Islip, Miss
Carlton.
Clerical Staff:
Mr. H. A. W. Bush, Chief Clerk.
Mr. E. J. Pitts, Second Clerk. Mr. F. C. Shaw, Fourth Clerk.
Mr. J. G. Francksen, Third Clerk, Mr. H. E. Butcher, Junior
Clerk. D. T. Carver, Office Lad.
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
TOWN HALL,
SPA ROAD, S.E.