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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Acton 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Acton]

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Table: The deaths for 1910 were as follows :—

The deaths for 1910 were as follows :—

Gloucester Road5
Mills Row0
Priory Road6
Bollo Lane9
Steele Road3
Leythe Road5
Colville Road13
Saville Road5
Enfield Road1
Beaconsfield Road5
Berrymead Gardens11
The Steyne16
St. Margaret's Terrace3
All Saints' Road7
Stanley Road4
Osborne Road15
Somerset Road6
Palmerston Road9
Hanbury Road8
Petersfield Road11
Stirling Road15
Seymour Road5
Berrymede Road9
Holland Terrace4
Shaftesbury Road10
Junction Road4

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It is as yet too early to guage the effect of inspection on
these streets, but there is less liability to error if we compare
the aggregate death-rate for the four years 1906-1909, with that
for 1910.
The estimated population of these streets is 9,184. The average
death rate for the period 1906-1909 was 23-8, whilst the death
rate in 1910 was 19 4.
During the year the following houses were represented as
unfit for human habitation :—
Nos. 1—20 Mills Eow.
Mills Row is a cul-de-sac, leading out of, and running at
right angles to Mills Cottages.