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 Leyton]
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SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE
AREA.
The following is the report of the Senior Sanitary Inspector
for the year 1933.
Inspection of the District.
The table below gives a summary of the Inspections made by the Sanitary Inspectors:—
Inspections. | |
---|---|
Number of dwelling-houses inspected | 3,760 |
Number of house-to-house inspections | 1,099 |
Miscellaneous inspections | 413 |
Re-inspections | 9,822 |
Slaughter-houses | 1,674 |
Butchers | 586 |
Bakehouses | 89 |
Fishmongers | 180 |
Milkshops and dairies | 457 |
Cowsheds | 6 |
Provision shops | 190 |
Dining rooms | 73 |
Ice-cream dealers | 76 |
Greengrocers | 189 |
Tripe boilers | 607 |
Gut scrapers | 606 |
Bone boilers | 606 |
Fat melters and extractors | 606 |
Blood driers and blood boilers | 606 |
Rag and bone dealers | 52 |
Fish friers | 171 |
Piggeries | 39 |
Petroleum stores | 112 |
Places of entertainment | 44 |
Schools | 53 |
Stables | 166 |
Public conveniences | 158 |
Urinals | 754 |
Inspections under Rats and Mice (Destruction) Act | 315 |
Visits in connection with infectious disease | 1,169 |
Workshops | 257 |
Factories | 613 |
Outworkers' premises | 561 |