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Bye-law with respect to means of Escape from Fire in certain
Factories and Workshops in the Borough of Southgate—adopted
April 24th, 1934.
Bye-law under the Public Health (Smoke Abatement) Act,
1926, for Regulating the Emission of Smoke from certain Buildings
in the Borough of Southgate—adopted April 24th, 1934.
Bye-laws with respect to Cleansing of Earthclosets, Privies,
Ashpits and Cesspools in the Borough of Southgate—adopted July
24th, 1934.
Bye-laws with respect to Nuisances in connection with the
Removal of Offensive or Noxious Matters in the Borough of Southgate—adopted
July 24th, 1934.
Bye-laws with respect to Houses Intended or Used for Occupation
by the Working Classes and Let in Lodgings or Occupied by
Members of more than one Family in the Borough of Southgate—adopted
September 25th, 1934.
The report of the work carried out under the Smoke Abatement
Bye-law will be found on page
Institutional Provision for unmarried mothers, illegitimate
infants and homeless children. No change from the arrangements
noted in the Report for 1930.
Ambulance Facilities.—The two ambulances mentioned in
last year's Report have now been purchased and are in commission,
the old vehicles being retained as very useful " standbys."
A revision of the ambulance charges operating within the
Borough will be made during 1935, with a view to obviating any
hardship to any person requiring such services. The ambulance
service will also be placed under the direct supervision of the
Medical Officer of Health. Otherwise, no change has been made in
the arrangements set out in the Report for 1930.
Orthopaedic Treatment.—Arrangements are made for the
treatment of any orthopaedic cases met with in connection with the
Maternity and Child Welfare services. No such cases were met
with during the year.
As before, the Middlesex County Council undertakes the
responsibility when the children reach school age.