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Paddington 1957

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

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District Public Health Inspectors:—
C. Chesterman (1) (2)
R. Fowler (1) (2)
C. G. Heron (1) (2)
E. Marshall (1) (2)
R. E. Williams (1) (2)
V. A. Vickers (1)
J. Forbes (1)
There is one female Public Health Inspector:—
Miss E. Z. Amor, S.R.N., S.C.M., H.V. (1) (2)
and one Visitor:—
Mrs. E. L. Falloon, S.R.N.
There are two student Public Health Inspectors.
Food Inspectors'.—
F. J. Pallet (Chief Food Inspector and Sampling Officer) (1) (2)
A. C. Harrison (1) (2)
Mortuary.—
Superintendent: C. C. Lewis
Assistant Superintendent: E. F. Crabb
Manageress, Holiday Home :—
Mrs. G. Hoskings
Rodent Officer'.—
W. A. Dunkley
There are three whole-time and one part-time domestic staff at
the Holiday Home. Ten Disinfection, Fumigation and Rodent
Operatives and one Groundsman are employed in the Public Health
Department.
(1) Public Health Inspector's certificate of the Royal Society for
the Promotion of Health or Royal Sanitary Association
(Scotland).
(2) Meat and Other Food Inspector's certificate.
(3) Smoke Inspector's certificate.
VITAL STATISTICS
Area of Borough (including 20 acres of
waterways) 1,356 acres
Rateable value £2,442,139 (£2,654,898)
Product of a penny rate (net) £9,543 (£10,700)
Population (Registrar General's mid-year
home population) 120,500(121,200)
Number of dwellings (according to the
Rate Books) 31,417 (31,444)
Deaths from all causes 1,205 (1,262)
Number of maternal deaths 4 (1)