Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1925 of the Medical Officer of Health
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Outwork in Univholesome Premises (Section 108).
One case alone occurred of this nature in 1925. This is the case
referred to in the overcrowding cases in the Housing Section. Prior
to any action taken by the Local Authority, however, it was found that
the employer had ceased to send work to this homeworker becausc of
the verminous condition of the work when it was returned.
There are 105 outworkers in Hampstead: of these—
2 | are factories |
38 | are workshops (18 being domestic workshops) |
4 | are workplaces |
61 | are single workers |
105 |
The following is a list of the different classes of Factories in Hampstead:— | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Bakers | 24 | Dairymen | 4 | |
Bootmakers | 18 | Launderers | 2 | |
Butchers | 5 | Motor and other engineers | 27 | |
Cabinetmakers and upholsterers | 3 | Opticians | 1 | |
Printers | 10 | |||
Carpetbeaters | 2 | Wood sawyers | 3 | |
Coffee-roasters | 5 | Other trades | 15 | |
119 |
Workshops on the Register (s. 181) at the end of the year. | Number. |
---|---|
(1) | (2) |
Bakers | 15 |
Bootmakers | 57 |
Dressmakers | 49 |
Milliners | 21 |
Motor makers and repairers | 14 |
Tailors | 50 |
Upholsterers and cabinetmakers | 24 |
Watchmakers and jewellers | 14 |
Other trades | 134 |
Total number of workshops on Register | 378 |