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Croydon 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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MUNICIPAL CENTRES AND CLINICS.

AddressWhether Sessions are held weekly, fortnightly, etc.Day and time of Meeting *Present arrangements for medical supervision
Municipal, Lodge Road, CroydonTwice wklyMon. & ThurA Doctor and Nurse are in * attendance at each Session.
Boston Road, Mission HallWeeklyThur.
Sylverdale Road Parish HallMon.
Wesleyan School-room, Bartlett StreetThur.
Parish Hall, Wickham Road ShirleyMon.
St. Luke's Hall, Spring LaneFri.
Wesleyan School Room, Lower Addiscombe RoadTues.
Holy Innocents Parish Room, South NorwoodTwice wkly.Tues. & Fri.
Forester's Hall. Westow Street, S.E. 19WeeklyWed.
All Saints' Parish Hall, Moffatt Road, Thornton HeathTues.
St. Alban's Hall, Whitehorse Lane ...Twice wkly.Wed. & Fri
St. Paul's Hall, Norfolk Road, Thornton Heath ...WeeklyMon.
Drill Hall, Union Road, CroydonFri.
Wesleyan School Room, London Road, S.W. 16Wed.
Mission Hall, Purley Way, WaddonWed.
St. Oswald's Hall, Green Lane, Thornton HeathThur.

* 2 p.m.
Notification of Births Act, 1915.
This Act required all births to be notified to the Medical
Officer of Health within 36 hours of their occurrence. The whole
system of health visiting rests on this Act.
Notifications were received from:—
Live Births Still Births. Total.
Midwives 2598 22 2620
Doctors, parents, and others 812 56 868
As the total number of births and still births registered during
1930 was 3,618 (Live 3,514, Still 104), 130 births were not notified
in accordance with the provision of the Act.