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Hammersmith 1941

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith Borough]

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SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE
BOROUGH.
Inspections.—The following table shows the number of
visits made in each district under the various inspection
heads:—

NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS MADE DURING 1941.

Cause of Inspection.Inspectors.
W. A. CollinsP. T. BayesH. W. PotterW. RigbyJ. R. BailyJ. C. HopkinsA. HayesE. J. NetherW. J. GoddenMiss E. M. CrossTotal
Infectious Disease70263953455102802,1572,568
Complaints63510246023191254460423993683,015
House to House55
Housing Acts8251245
Shops Act. 1934411146221122135
Food (other than Restaurants and Eating Houses)109543435594371071891,3642,388
Restaurants and Eating Houses42486410224432280
Markets21325932313511147236838
Slaughterhouses213
Bakehouses301111112228830133
Milk Vendors22181592474533795347
Ice Cream Vendors2525
Factories (Mechanical)33191443325152012184
Factories (Non-mechanical)245832838115
Outworkers36629373102
Public Urinals883720523479373350
Drainage233422465112251342641,160
Miscellaneous406150815592252280546115262,003
Re-visits1,4614281,675861,2468351,1551,728578,671
Child Life Protection19324324
Common Lodging Houses827
Pharmacy and Poisons Acts1622514102280
Cancer_1515
Rest Centres1818
Air Raid Shelters116291248820018361801
Fire Watchers Order33
War Damage—House to House45462645179341
War Damage6213060252
Women's Hostels11
Total3,4061,0423,1644671,8902,7302,6323,7902,0163,09224,229