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Romford 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford]

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The following indicates the numbers of the various types of
sanitary conveniences, other than Water Closets connected to
Sewers, existing in the Borough at the end of the year:—
Water Closets not connected to the Sewer—204.
Pail Closets—169.
(v) Sanitary Inspection of the Area.
The Chief Sanitary Inspector has furnished me with the
following Tabular Statement as required by Article 27 (18) of the
Sanitary Officers (Outside London) Regulations, 1935.

Table 9.

(a) Nature and Number of Inspections during the year:—
Bakehouses23
Butchers' Shops and Stalls95
Common Lodging Houses7
Cowsheds, Dairies, and Milkshops153
Drainage649
Factories64
Food Preparing Premises104
Fried Fish Shops38
Ice Cream Premises77
Infectious Diseases292
Markets142
Piggeries30
Public Baths and Swimming Pools21
Public Conveniences10
Public Houses11
Rag and Bone Dealers10
Rats and Mice (Destruction) Act, 19191,737
Shops Acts319
Slaughter-houses1,700
Smoke Observations9
Stables38
Tents, Vans, Sheds49
Water Supplies104
(b) Informal Notices (Number served)512
Statutory Notices (Number served)8

(c) As the result of the service of notices, the necessary works
were completed by the owners or occupiers in all cases
except 98, the works for which were still in hand at the
end of the year.