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Islington 1954

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

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DateOffenceMagistrate s Decision
28.12.54Failing to take steps to prevent contamin-ation of food in the said room (Section 13(2)(b))Each Defendant fined £2.
Possessing for the purpose of sale horse-flesh for human consumption without displaying the required notice (Section 38)Each Defendant fined £2.
Failing to provide a sufficient supply of soap and clean towels for use of persons employed in the said room (Section 13 (1)(i))Each Defendant fined £2.
66/68, Andover Road. Failing to keep in a proper state of repair the floor of a room in which food is prepared (Section 13(1) (c))Fined £1. Defendant to pay £1 1s. costs.
Failing to keep in a proper state of repair the window of the said room (Section 13(l)(c))Dismissed.
Failing to keep in a proper state of repair the walls of the said room (Section 13(l)(c))Fined £1. Defendant to pay £1 1s. costs.
Failing to keep in a proper state of repair the ceiling of the said room (Section 13(1)(c))Fined £1. Defendant to pay £1 1s. costs.
Failing to keep in a proper state of repair the doors of the said room (Section 13(1)(c))Dismissed. •
Failing to keep clean the walls of the said room (Section 13(l)(d))Not separately dealt with.
Failing to keep clean the ceiling of the said room (Section 13(l)(d))Not separately dealt with.
Failing to keep clean the apparatus and utensils of the said room (Section 13( 1) (h))Fined £1. Defendant to pay £1 1s. costs.

Details of the action taken by the Council under the By-Laws for the Protection of Food, 1952 are as follows :—

DateOffenceMagistrate's Decision
28.12.54Failing to keep clean a receptacle used for the depost of refuse or filth at 145/6, Upper StreetEach defendant (2) fined £2

Unsound Food.
The total amount of food condemned during the year was :—
21 tons, 17 cwts., 2 qrs., 1 lb., 8 ozs.
details of which are given in the following table :—