London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
West Ham 1899
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1899
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Beat 7.—Angel Lane from Bridge, Angel Place, Leyton,
Major, Queen's and School, Alma, Thornham Grove,
Railway Terrace, Beddingfield, Castle, Beechy Place.
Filler Sibley.
No. of Houses 662.
Average Collection 6 loads Wednesdays.
„ „ 6 loads Saturdays.
Beat 8.—Leytonstone, Wingfield, Chandos, Burgess, Ashlin,
Gilbert, Dunmow, Edith, Newton, Brydges, Bond,
Hughan, Colegrave and School.
Filler Palmer.
No. of Houses 941.
Average Collection 6 loads Wednesdays.
„ „ 6 loads Saturdays.
Beat 9.—Broadway and Grove (Angel to Maryland Point),
Salway and School, Great Eastern, Grove Crescent
and Police Court, Francis, South, West, North, Wells,
Windmill Lane, Tenby.
Filler Wallington.
No. of Houses 743.
Average Collection 6 loads Wednesdays.
„ „ 6 loads Saturdays.
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
District A collected Mondays and Thursdays.
Beat 1.—Winchester, Twyford, Silvertown, Church, Albert
Road to Boundary, Muir, Bailey, Wilton, Leonard, Drew
and School, Campbell, Gray, Andrew, Constance,
Parker, Wythes, Tate.
Filler Beagle.
No. of Houses 590.
Average Collection 4 loads each Day.