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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

Bromley 1972

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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FOOD HYGIENE (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 1960
5091 visits were made to premises where the provisions of these regulations apply. The
table headed ’Summary of Inspectors' Visits' gives a breakdown of the number of visits paid
to various types of premises. Some contraventions were found and 77 informal notices were
served.
Two stall holders were prosecuted for offences under the regulations and were fined £10 and
£25 respectively.

Table: The following premises in the Borough are subject to the requirements of the above-mentioned Regulations

The following premises in the Borough are subject to the requirements of the above-mentioned Regulations

Bakers & Bakehouses101
Butchers157
Confectioners186
Milk Dealers172
Clubs and Hotels95
Chemists63
Fishmongers (wet, dried & fried)58
Greengrocers135
Grocers274
Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Old Peoples Homes76
Canteens100
Public Houses145
School Canteens & Services115
Cafes & Restaurants132

Table: MILK (SPECIAL DESIGNATION) REGULATIONSLicences to deal in specially designated milks were currently held as under

MILK (SPECIAL DESIGNATION) REGULATIONS

Licences to deal in specially designated milks were currently held as under

Dealers (Pasteurisers)1
Pasteurised140
Sterilised102
Ultra Heat Treated120
Untreated34