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Marylebone 1961

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

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TABLE 21.—Summary of Food Premises.

Type of BusinessTotals
Hotels and boarding houses332
Restaurants, cafes and snack bars305
Grocers and provision merchants174
Canteens and clubs184
Public houses and wine bars165
Confectioners119
Refreshment houses94
Stalls, street trading87
Greengrocers and fruiterers61
Butchers52
Schools and nurseries49
Bakers30
Wine merchants (off-licence)29
Fishmongers13
Milk depots7
Coffee stalls and kiosks5
Ice-cream manufacturers3
1,709

TABLE 22.—Legal Proceedings : Food Hygiene.

Date of HearingOffenceResult
30.5.61Smoking whilst handling open food (Food Hygiene (General) Regulations, 1960)Fined £10 with 2 gns. costs.

TABLE 23.—Notifiable Diseases and Notifications.

*Notifiable DiseaseCases, notified in whole BoroughCases removed to hospitalCases isolated at home
At all agesAt ages—years
—11—2-3—4—5—10—15—20—35—45—65—
Erysipelas5----------3223
Scarlet fever13391-----13
Puerperal pyrexia413-4
Pneumonia3--------11-121
Dysentery91111121-163
Measles42217447447581588682-17405
Whooping cough122211141-----210
Scabies11-----11342-11
Tuberculosis—
Pulmonary40-----311151641723
Non-pulmonary2112
Food poisoning8--11-1--4--117
Totals52919477750631771111341120962467

*There were no cases in the Borough of the following diseases which are also notifiable : Smallpox,
diphtheria, membranous croup, cholera, typhus fever, relapsing fever, continued fever, plague,
leprosy, hydrophobia, glanders, farcy, anthrax, malaria, induced malaria, paratyphoid fever,
typhoid fever, ophthalmia neonatorum, meningococcal infection, poliomyelitis or acute
encephalitis.