Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Barnet]
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| Brought forward | 6,158 |
| Inspection of Dwelling Houses | 209 |
| Visits to Houses to ascertain permitted numbers | 9 |
| Inspections in connection with Overcrowding | 129 |
| — 347 | |
| Under the Shops Acts | 115 |
| Food Inspections | 116 |
| Under the Rent Restrictions Acts | 34 |
| Inspections under the Byelaws relating to Hairdressers' and Barbers' Premises | 31 |
| Inspections of A.R.P. Shelters | 127 |
| Inspections of Fire Guard Posts | 67 |
| Visits re Food Decontamination | 199 |
| Smoke Observations and visits | 45 |
| Visits re Diphtheria Immunisation | 2,626 |
| Total | 9,865 |
Number of Notices Served during the Year.
Informal Notices 326
Statutory Notices 31
The result of the service of these Notices was as follows :—
Preliminary Statutory
Notices. Notices.
Complied with 290 27
Work in progress at end of year 11 4
Not yet complied with 25 0
The Rent and Mortgage Interest Restrictions Acts.
An application was received from a tenant for a certificate
under these Acts that his house was not in a reasonable state of
repair. On inspection and report a certificate was authorised and
issued. At the request of the owner's solicitor a specification of
the necessary works of repair was supplied and all repairs were
subsequently carried out. An application was then received from
the owner's solicitor for a certificate that the repairs necessary to
put the property into a reasonable state of repair had been executed
and this also was authorised and granted.