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St Pancras 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table No. 7.

Inspections and Re-inspections made by District Inspectors, by the Factory and Workshop (Male) Inspector and by Women Inspectors in connection with certain infectious diseases during the year1920.

DUTIES AND PREMISES.Male Inspectors.Temporary Women Inspectors.Total.
Inspections.Re-inspections.Inspections.Re-inspections.Inspections.Re-inspections.
DISTRICT INSPECTORS.
Infectious Diseases—Inquiry, removal, disinfection, etc.47393103315039
Subsequent sanitary inspection, etc.1172240959317652409
Complaints361311042361311042
Drainage—Under notice. Plans, supervision, etc.19429031942903
Voluntary1660236516602365
207553207553
Drain Tests66
Yards of Mews and Stables503831503831
Housing, Town Planning, etc., Act, 1909: 17 (1).—
First Inspections4728447284
Subsequent routine Inspections1098416310984163
Inspections of registered tenement houses other than above24414452441445
Other house-to house Inspections ..11717611776
Visits to closed underground rooms225225
Smoke Shafts Observed4591845918
Regulated Trades. Offensive Trades12___12_
Rag and Bone dealers3333
Other effluvia businesses88
Inspections of Market Streets
Other Duties40023140123
Food Control27112711
Totals172912545136972098825451
FACTORY & WORKSHOP (MALE) INSPECTOR. Factories232447232447
Laundries—Factories8888
99
Bakehouses—Factories79757975
Workshops299181299181
Restaurant Kitchens48644864
Other Workshops344554344554
Other Workplaces24232423
Other Duties465465
Food Control158158
Totals1247135712471357