Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]
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SANITARY INSPECTION The following table shows a summary of the inspections, etc., carried out by the sanitary inspectors during the year:-
Total complaints received | 6,589 |
Public Health (London) Act, 1936 | |
Houses inspected on complaint | 6,589 |
Houses inspected after infectious disease | 1 ,682 |
Re-inspections | 17,419 |
Smoke observations | 12 |
Inspections of mews | |
Other inspections | 1,860 |
Housing Act, 1936 Initial inspections (including preparation or revision of house-to-house cards) | 741 |
Re-inspections | 2,149 |
Inspections in regard to overcrowding | 2,266 |
Underground Living Rooms | |
Primary inspections | 862 |
Re-inspections | 2,158 |
Drainage | |
Applications | 223 |
Plans submitted | 117 |
House drains tested and inspected | 3,651 |
The following table shows the number of notices issued in respect of nuisances, defects, etc., found during the year
Public Health (London) Act, 1936 | |
Intimation notices | 3,309 |
Statutory notices | 1,872 |
Final notices | 876 |
Various | |
Rent Restrictions Act certificates | |
Report of waste water to the Metropolitan Water Board | 88 |
Report of dangerous structures to the London County Council | 119 |
Other notices | 50 |