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London County Council 1916

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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TABLE II.

COUNTY OF LONDON.

Statistics of the administrative work carried out during the year 1916.

Sanitary Authority.Cowsheds.Slaughterhouses.! Offensive | Trades.Smoke nuisances.Underground rooms.OvercrowdingIlousing of the Working Classes Acts.Houses let in lodgings.Common lodging houses.Cleansing of persons and rooms.Water supplyMilk-shops.Ice cream premises.Other food places.
No. licensed.No. of inspections.No. licensedNo. of inspections.No. licensed.No. of Inspections.Observations.Complaints.Notices.No. illegally occupied.No. closed or other- wisp romodied.Instances found.No. remedied.Houses inspected.Representations made.Closing orders.Itemed ied without closing orders.No. on register.No. of inspections.Prosecutions.Houses licensed, iAuthorised lodgers.Adults.Children.Premises or roomsTenement houses extra supply.No. on register.No. of inspections.No. on register.No. of inspections.No. of places.No. of inspections.
City of London––**––21818–––22112–––1971,554–145524612–––163201‡1093‡642
Battersea243436341155–262628282,661–––8282–21474751,7735990146550194338168499
Bermondsey––15613115261616––88490–––223361–41,196228641,6301286683102801,0055,546
Bethnal Green1263318116022––1411412303116–254985–945317–5,001–2549851082543231,595
Camberwell711871042764514––5151––––292341–5466542,110101–5601,340276421188376
Chelsea––325––2–2––44–––4–––42364296722–1051453036102145
Deptford–2255520511––16161,78422–289578–81,231–1,604925–25340813818412195
Finsbury282781103815577242475–––1,0735,203–536818–78611802166688257333
Fulham––266–––8111464692––92–––2982661852510443279203–780
Greenwich31253333262–222020––––247148–3121–431112–13911710466461
Hackney13190192931122836––––––––––––6450531,234––2801,696––––
Hammersmith––7224––61177––252519–1272,707709–4430––984230630523230–1,771
Hampstead––461–10731212144644–4057056––4201336395256721644761,007
Holborn––12––20–611111414––––627907–191,32047–75–1632635847–1,832
Islington442241,3327114553316162222–––––––301,22253,30872265821,1172353352413,890
Kensington1508373––604794423231,723–––2,0647,3371136251551,468347181901,2201881797151,239
Lambeth61415192336––3338385858––––3724,464–5645––89782521,512––––
Lewisham10–11167––1533––66––4–823–130––11–145363–262156
Paddington145261–11420321–––80689911–1,4046,51345221––117–1131607280331982
Poplar1038129763217––––127127115561,2145,538–79941582,8242,305–293871931402731,082
St. Marylebone51835226853–441717–––11,1672,026–101,1023,0772,19373415201751176695695
St. Pancras5641222625969164282839391,0421591,0272,3644,389–55044004,2771,04113242581284145–4,530
Shoreditch31834145–4661601601,226–––283754–8507––27232837546167258636
Southwark336559418957––207207––––1,2822,41522283,228732,71012882145271,39920218296865
Stepney3052511626584163030237237––34–7611,172–375,971267–1,27454771,8381443054091,286
Stoke Newington121414––6021––11384–––259259–1375272100–651301938–380
Wandsworth1161132425224172––4545––––2921,241–6185162227–405755343466224264
Westminster126––––1,728275315155353104141,2303,136–72,00356642189314521,1221502932,3004,026
Woolwich1551936––655771111115,7366|41430553–18518591,0652132961034610264141

Note.—In the columns above a dash signifies a nil return.
Common lodging houses: Licensed number, 252; lodgers, 24,308; visits-day, 21,190, night, 1,028; convictions, 1; penalties, 15s.
Seamen's lodging houses: Licensed number, 11 in Poplar, 408 lodgers; 34 in Stepney, 829 lodgers; visits-day, 1,422, night, 193; convictions, 17; penalties, £313.
Prosecutions: Milkshops—Bethnal Green, 5, Chelsea 3, Hammersmith, 1, St. Pancras, 1, Stepney, 1, Woolwich 2; overcrowding—Poplar, 1, Southwark, 2.
* Continuous supervision during the regular hours of slaughter. When slaughtering is required at other hours, the Slaughterhouse Bye-laws provide for notice being
given to the Medical Officer of Health in order that arrangements may be made for an Inspector to be present,
‡ In addition to these premises, there are Cold Stores, Butchers' Shop3 and the Central Meat Market, all of which are kept under constant supervision.
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