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Islington 1924

Sixty-ninth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington

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59 [1924
(b) That copies of the foregoing resolution be forwarded to the Members
of Parliament for Islington, asking their support for such legislation
when introduced, and that the other Metropolitan Borough Councils
be asked to take similar action.
PUBLIC HEALTH STAFF.
The staff of the Medical Officer of Health is constituted as follows:—
*Chief Sanitary Inspector and Superintendent.—George James Bridel.†
*Sanitary Inspectors.—T. W. Agar, H. J. Bicknell, A. Bagshaw, S. P.
Marks, E. I. Fortune, J. Metcalf, T. II. Hancock, C. E. Horsman,
A. E. Wood, E. G. Holmes, E. J. Nether, F. H. Chuter, II. H. Uren, *
C. W. Lewis. (Houses let in Lodgings), H. Dewhurst.
*Senior Sanitary Inspector. Inspector oj Workshops and Bakehouses.—
H. J. J. Watson.
*Inspectors of Workshops, etc., in which Females are Employed.—Eleanor
H. Daniell, Mrs. S. Undery.
*Inspector of Meat, etc.—H. Wilkinson.
*lnspector of Food and Drugs, etc.—G. S. Green.
Disinfecting Station.—A. Lewis (Engineer), W. G. Jollie (Handyman—
Stoker), Mrs. Home (Cleansing Station Attendant), Mrs. Lewis (Caretaker,
Shelter House), G. Cooper (Motor Driver).
Disinfcctors.—F. Webb, J. Brown, W. Hardwick, W. Woodley, A. Taylor.
Mortuary Keeper.—S. Maxwell.
Clerical Staff.—G. II. King (First Clerk), H. Angel, A. E. Abbott, W. J.
Wolfe, W. G. Bunch, A. R. Wittrick, *C. M. Wheble, A. E. Booker,
W. R. Causton, *C. J. Cridland, L. W. Edis. Milk Grants.—*F. C.
Green, *A. E. Vanstone, *Daisy Francis.
*Health Visitors.—Mrs. F. Looker, Miss V. A. Lainton, R. Palmer,
L. Flower, E. Foot, A. Taylor, E. Neale.
*Assistant to Medical Officcr of Health.—Beatrice Garvie, L.R.C.P. & S.
(Edin.), D.P.H.§
§ Dr. Garvie resigned 21st March, 1924.
† Mr. Bridel appointed Superintendent 19th September, 1921.
Those marked with an asterisk indicates contribution was expected either
under the Public Health Acts or by Exchequer Grants.