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Lambeth 1962

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

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The Worshipful the Mayor of Lambeth
The Staff of the Central Office of Information
The Staff of the Englehard Industries Ltd. S.E.ll.
Mary Datchelor Girls' School
Norwood Girls' School
Anonymous donor of pre-packed Christmas Dinners
Brixton Rotary Club
Lambeth Endowed Charities
Norwood and District Welfare Fund
British. Red Cross Society
Women's Voluntary Service
Kennington & Vauxhall Girl Guides
Mr. Hird and South London Advertiser
Mr. Porter, Chatsworth Baptist Church
Kennington Toc H.
Telephone Girls, Westminster
N.A.A.F.I. Kennings Way
Rev. Osborne, St. Anselm, Kennington
Temple Bowling Club.
The Cowley and Durand Infants Schools and Priory
Secondary School for Girls for their gifts at Harvest
Festival.
The many people who remember the Association when
they wish to dispose of unwanted clothes, beds, bedding,
wheelchairs, home nursing equipment etc.
Office
The office of the Lambeth Old People's Welfare Association is situated in
Room 1 at the Town Hall, Brixton Hill, S.W.2. (Telephone BRIxton 7755, Extension
206).
The office hours are from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays to Fridays and 10 a.m.
to 12 noon on Saturdays.
HOSPITALS
Lambeth is within the catchment area of two hospital groups, the Lambeth
and Camberwell Groups. These in turn are administered by two different Regional
Hospital Boards, the South West Metropolitan and South East Metropolitan
respectively. The areas served by the two hospital groups extend beyond the
Borough boundaries. The Lambeth group has premises outside the Borough
whilst the Camberwell Group has none in it.
In addition to hospitals within the normal hospital framework of the National
Health Service there are two teaching hospitals in the Borough, King's College
Hospital and St. Thomas's Hospital each with its own board of Governors.