London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Stoke Newington 1932

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

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Sink waste-pipes directly connected to drain, made to discharge in open-air over proper syphon gullies1
Long lengths of sink, bath, and lavatory waste-pipes trapped, and made to discharge in open-air over gullies44
Defective waste-pipes repaired32
Foul water-cisterns cleansed3
Water-cisterns without close-fitting covers provided with proper coverings7
Defects in water-cisterns remedied9
New portable dust-bins provided92
Defective drainage repaired or reconstructed in accordance with the bye-laws of the London County Council47
Choked or stopped drains cleared and repaired70
Foul drains cleansed10
Rain water pipes disconnected from drains or soil-pipes and made to discharge over gully traps1
Proper water-supply provided to tenements11
Defective roofs repaired148
Defective guttering and rain water pipes repaired or renewed89
Defective paving to floors of wash-houses repaired or renewed3
Ventilation under floors improved22
Illegal occupation of underground rooms discontinued1
Nuisance from emission of smoke2
Overcrowding abated5
Accumulations of refuse, etc., removed22
Appropriate action taken in cases of rat infestation18
Drains exposed to trace rats5
Miscellaneous nuisances abated18
Total:1,476