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Paddington 1912

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

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HOUSING. 85

TABLE 47. Inspections of Workshops, &c.

1912.1911.
Workshops —
On register end of previous year1,5081,508
added during year200176
removed „194176
On register end of year1,5141,508
Inspections298362
Re-inspections and miscellaneous calls2,7782,681
Rooms measured9182
Workrooms used as bedrooms8986
Workrooms without Abstracts5746
Notices served, Totals6-
Written intimations6_
Under Sec. 4Public Health_
37(London)
38Act, 189__
By-laws, under same Act
Nuisances dealt with—DiscoveredAbated.Discovered.Abated.
Overcrowding232355
Dirty conditions58581818
Deficient ventilation22
Temperature too low11
Sanitary conveniences—
Insufficient— ,
Not separately provided2233
Badly placed1133
Defective29291313
Vapour, effluvia not removed—
Gas fumes10101
Drains11
Accumulations of refuse55
Other nuisances or offences2222
Totals1321324746

HOUSING.
Housing of the Working Classes Acts.
The inspection of Chippenham Mews and Elnathan Mews—the commencement of the
survey of which was recorded in the report for 1911—was continued, but that of the former was
still incomplete at the end of last year. The following premises were reported upon during the
past year:—
Chippenham Mews— Nos. 31, 36, 50, 56 and 66.
Elnathan Mews—Nos. 45 and 47.
No defects were discovered at No. 45, Elnathan Mews, while such defects as were found at
the other premises were remediable under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891. The
necessary notices were served and the works duly completed.