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Marylebone 1920

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

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PREMISES AND OCCUPATIONS CONTROLLED BY BY-LAWS AND
REGULATIONS.
The following list sets out the majority of the premises and occupations of the
class referred to in the heading to this part of the report, and contains a certain
amount of information with regard to registration, inspection, etc.

The following list sets out the majority of the premises and occupations of the class referred to in the heading to this part of the report, and contains a certain amount of information with regard to registration, inspection, etc. Underground rooms and underground sleeping rooms, though controlled, the former under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, and the latter under special regulations made by the Council in 1910, are not registered.

Number of placesNumber of inspections, 1920.Number of notices, 1920.Number of prosecutions, 1920.
On register at end of 1919.Added in 1920.Removed in 1920.On register at end of 1920.
A. Business Premises.
Milk premises183521864057
Cowsheds41358
Slaughterhouses33159
Offensive trade premises2270
Ice cream premises966901064
Butter and Margarine Manufacturers and Dealers11--1136--
Bakehouses754713097
B. Habitations
Houses let in lodgings1152-115266211169
Common lodging houses6-15
Underground roomsnot registered
Underground sleeping rooms-

A.—BUSINESS PREMISES.

Cow sheds.—The following list shows the number of cow sheds in the Borough, the number of cows for which they are licensed, and the actual number kept.

Premises.Licensed for.Cows kept.
58, Acacia Road44Nil
56, Bell Street154
42a, Clipstone Street1010
Totals6914

The figures for 1919 were 91 and 16 respectively, the reduction being due to
the fact that in 1920 one more cowshed, v.z.: that at 3, Malthouse Mews, ceased to
be used, and no application for renewal of the licence for the premises was made.
During the year regular and frequent visits of inspection were made to all
sheds and attention directed at the time to any matters that seemed to require it.
The need for serving notices did not arise.
Milk Premises.—The number of premises upon which milk is sold is 186.
This is 3 more than in 1919, 5 having been added and 2 removed; in 1914 there
were 237 on the register.