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Holborn 1932

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

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The following table shows the work done to abate nuisances for which intimation notices were served:—

Water Supply—Houses.Factories, Workshops and Workplaces
Provided21
Cisterns cleansed, repaired etc.213
Waterclosets—
Cleansed712
Water supplied, flushing cistern repaired, etc.96
Repaired, new pans, etc.679
Ventilation improved118
Separate accommodation for sexes provided2
Position or construction improved1
Direct communication with workrooms remedied-1
Accommodation provided1
Soil Pipes—
Repaired, renewed and ventilated23
Rainwater Pipes—
Repaired or renewed174
Drains—
Repaired156
Unstopped, cleansed, etc209
Sinks, etc.—
Waste pipes repaired, renewed, etc.173
Yards, Areas and Washliouses—
Cleansed134
Paved and paving repaired73
Houses and Workshops, etc.—
Cleansed4638
Dilapidations repaired and made good533
Ventilation improved36
Dampness-
Roofs repaired443
Gutters repaired8
Other works to prevent dampness111
Ashbins—
Provided, repaired, etc.1048
Various—
Underground Rooms vacated8
Smoke—Emission of black smoke abated3
Accumulations of Refuse—Removed206
Overcrowding abated11
Other nuisances abated136
Animals improperly kept1

Statutory Notices.

Houses.Factories, etc.
Section 2 (1)—
(a) Dirty, dilapidated, damp premises, etc.236
(b) W.C.'s, drains, etc.144
(d) Accumulation of refuse1
(g) Factories and workshops4
Section 21 (1)—Effluvia1
Section 38—W.C. dirty or defective3
Seotion 96—Underground rooms4