London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hampstead 1958

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

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Applications received for Mortgages

Applications
ReceivedGrantedRefusedWithdrawn
1951 January-June July-December
11--
9225
1952 January-June July-December
752-
6222
1955 January-June July-December
13616
141013
195^
January-June16142-
July-December362583
1955 January-June July-December
322291
514641
1956 January-June July-December
4224144
3815167
1957 January-June July-December
342293
342086
1958 January-June July-December
403055
6339195
TOTAL :-43628310251

PREVENTION OF DAMAGE BY PESTS ACT. 1949
This aspect of public health work has continued with
little change, nevertheless valuable work has been done.
It is noteworthy that there has been a very low incidence
of rats or mice within food premises, or, in fact, any business
premises, and there is no doubt that this desirable state of
affairs has been considerably helped by the advent of the Pood
Hygiene Regulations® Immediate reporting of any infestation or
suspected infestation has materially assisted the prevention of any
spread. In all such cases reported, the full and willing
cooperation of owners and occupiers alike has been readily forthcoming.
In no instance has legal proceedings been necessary.
The rodent staff have continued to operate the methods