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Workplaces.
This term is not defined in the Factory Act. nor in the Public
Health Act, and it is sometimes exceedingly difficult to decide whether
certain places are or are not "workplaces." During the year 1,6913
inspections were made of all the "workplaces" in the l?orough, and 136
notices were served.
Among the more important workplaces are the kitchens of restaurants,
coffee-houses, &c., and the number of these places in llampstead in 1911
was 74. During 1912, I restaurant kitchen was added to the registei"
and 3 removed, making a total of 72 on the register at the end of tluu
year. These premises are kept under regular supervision, the number
of inspections being 171 and the number of notices served 21.
The following is a list of the restaurant kitchens in the various
wards of the Borough.
Restaurant Kitchens in Wards
No. 1 (Town Ward—
Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead
Heath.
37, Heath Street.
57, do.
63 & 65, do.
70, do.
100, do.
102, do.
108, do.
109, do.
3, High Street
42, do.
67, do.
Bull & Bush, North End (13)
No. 2 (Belsize) Ward—
2, Elm Terrace, Constant ine Road.
25, Fleet Road.
98, do.
210, Haverstock Ilill
11, South End Road.
17, do.
45, do.
65, do.
19, Southampton Road
74, Upper Patk Road.
Railway Tavern, South End
Green (11)
No. 3 (Adelaide) Ward—
I, Adelaide Road.
143, do.
97, Haverstock Hill.
II, King's College Road.
CosyNook, Regent's Park Road.
Winchester Hotel, Winchester
Road.
25, Winchester Road (7)
No. 4 (Central) Ward—
72, Belsize Lane.
90, do.
159, Broadhurst Gardens.
1a, Canfield Place.
104, Finchley Road.
225, do.
289, do.
52, Lymington Road.
100, West End Lane.
272, do.
280, do. (11)