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Wandsworth 1923

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
It will be seen from this Table that 22 cases of overcrowding
were abated. In addition to these many further instances of
overcrowding were brought to the notice of the Department,
but owing to the shortage of housing accommodation it was not
possible to remedy the conditions found.
Tables XXXII. and XXXIII. give full details of the inspections
carried out by the male and female Sanitary Inspectors.

TABLE XXXII. DETAILS OF INSPECTIONS AND RE-INSPECTIONS, 1923 (MALE INSPECTORS).

Inspections.Re-Inspections.Total.
No. of complaints received and attended to5373–5373
No. of house-to-house inspections2001—2001
Drainage and other sanitary works:—
After notice53032058325886
Voluntary6295301159
No. of premises inspected on account of:
Notifiable diseases20521192171
Measles450–450
Whooping Cough4001401
Pulmonary Tuberculosis32–32
Other Infective Diseases2703273
Verminous conditions2993302
Periodical Inspections:—
Houses let in Lodgings29286378
Closed underground rooms4—4
Common lodging houses5—5
Factories428120548
Workshops47858536
Workshops (Domestic)12943172
Workplaces731083