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Stoke Newington 1905

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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Separate Flushing cisterns fixed to w.c.'s which were previously flushed directly from dietary cistern...2
Additional w.c.'s provided in case of insufficient w.c. accommodation7
Defective soil-pipes reconstructed71
Unventilated soil-pipes ventilated216
Soil-pipes improperly ventilated, improved
Dirty yards cleansed13
Yards paved or re-paved with impervious material59
Gulley and other traps inside houses removed33
Sink waste-pipes directly connected to drain, made to discharge in open-air over proper syphon gulleys16
Long lengths of sink, bath, and lavatory waste-pipes trapped, and made to discharge in open-air over gulleys182
Defective waste-pipes repaired10
Foul water-cisterns cleansed
Water-cisterns without close-fitting covers provided with proper coverings102
Defects in water-cisterns remedied7
Defective dust-bins pulled down and new portable dust-bins provided104
Defective drainage re-constructed in accordance with the bye-laws of London County Council354
Choked or stopped drains cleared and repaired154
Rain water pipes disconnected from drains or soil-pipes and made to discharge over gulley-traps26
Proper water supply provided to houses10
Defective roofs repaired58
Defective guttering and rain water pipes repaired or renewed52
Defective paving to floors of wash-houses repaired or renewed22
Dirty walls of work-rooms cleansed55
Proper manure receptacles provided (London County Council bye-laws)5
Cases of over-crowding abated12
Carried forward2,207