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Bethnal Green 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bethnal Green Borough]

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In 1933, by the operation of the Transfer of
Powers (London) Order, the licensing of Cowsheds was
transferred to the Borough Council. The following
premises are duly licensed:—
63, Bishop's Road—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(6 cows).
23, Ezra Street—(6 cows).
38, Fellbrigg Street—Shed No. 1—(8 cows).
Shed No. 2—(8 cows).
104, Gibraltar Walk—(18 cows).
55, Kerbela Street—Shed No. 1—(18 cows).
Shed No. 2—(2 cows).
2, Lisbon Street—(19 cows).
64, Squirries Street—(14 cows).
38, Three Colts Lane—(23 cows).
Ice Cream Premises.
There were 172 ice cream premises registered at
the end of the year, and 343 visits were paid to them
by the district inspectors: 20 notices were served.
Fried Fish and Fish-Curing Premises.
At the end of 1934 there were 40 fried fish vendors'
premises in the Borough, at 2 of which curing was
also carried on. There were 21 fish curers' premises,
including these two. Two hundred and sixty-five
visits were made by the Food Inspectors to these
premises, and 42 notices were served for insanitary
conditions.
Workshop Bakehouses.
There are, in Bethnal Green, 36 workshop bakehouses,
10 of which are underground: 126 visits were
made to them during the year, resulting in the serving
of 16 sanitary notices.