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Paddington 1905

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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65
WORKSHOP SUPERVISION.

TABLE 42.

Workshops, &c., Inspections. 1905.

Miss O'Kell. *Miss Nicolas. *Mr. Wansbrough. †
Workshops—
On register end of 1904536*443*281
added during 19053340113
removed „ „342831
On register end of 1905535455363
Inspections3040236
Re-inspections and miscellaneous calls2242721,223
Rooms measured167023
Workrooms used as bedrooms54257
Workrooms without Abstracts186
Notices served, totals1188
Written intimations856
Under Sec. 4Public Health (London) Act, 1891.11
37
382
By-laws, under same Act22
Nuisances dealt with—Discovered.Abated.Discovered.Abated.Discovered.Abated.
Overcrowding6633
Dirty Conditions13121385650
Deficient Ventilation211
Temperature too high11
Temperature too low22
Sanitary conveniences—
Insufficient
Not separately provided1133
Badly placed44
Unventilated1
Defective224211
Vapour, effluvia not removed
Steam in wash houses
Gas fumes111177
Drains1
Wet floors, laundries21
Accumulations of refuse
Other nuisances or offences72133
Totals27‡1841§327771

*Including workshops where both sexes are employed.
†Workshops where men only are employed (Bakehouses not included.)
‡Nine cases referred to Male Inspectors.
§Three cases referred to Male Inspectors.
Complaints.—In 1902 the Home Office forwarded 28 complaints, in 1903 10, in 1904 6,
and last year 22, referring to—
Dirty conditions, 8; insufficient ventilation, 2; overcrowding, 5; other matters, 7.