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 1936
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MORTUARY.
As mentioned in my last Annual Report the London County
Council now acts as agent for the Borough Council in the matter
of mortuary accommodation, and receives into the mortuary
at St. Olave's Hospital those bodies, for which it is the duty of the
Borough Council to provide. A fee of one guinea per body is
paid by the Borough Council for this service.
Number of infectious bodies removed 1
Total number of bodies removed 17
STREET MARKETS. The market scheme continues to work smoothly and satisfactorily.
Number of Licences in operation | 563 |
Income | £3, 166 6s. 9d. |
DRAINAGE WORK. Hereunder will be found particulars of drainage work, &c., carried out by the Drainage Inspector during 1936:—
Drains Tested | 711 |
Intimation Notices served | |
Visits to Underground Conveniences | 521 |
Other Visits | 3,845 |
WORK OF THE FACTORIES AND SHOPS INSPECTOR. Shops.
Visits | 1,662 |
Notices served under Shops Act, 1934 | 86 |
Notices served under Public Health (London) Act, 1891 | 48 |
Factories.
Visits | 722 |
Notices served | 60 |
Workshops.
Visits | 662 |
Notices served | 65 |
Visits to Offensive Trade premises | 120 |
Various Visits | 447 |
Chimneys watched | 9 |