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 Uxbridge]
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b. Number of cases in which Repairs were carried out by
the Local Authority None.
c. Number of Dwelling Houses voluntarily closed on notice
by owner that they could not be made fit without
reconstruction None.
(4) Closing Orders:β
a. Number of representations made to Local Authority with
a view to the making of Closing Orders None.
b. Number of Closing Orders made None.
c. Number of dwelling houses in regard to which Closing
Orders were determined on the houses being made fit
for human habitation .None.
(5) Demolition Orders:β
a. Number made None.
b. Number of houses demolished in pursuance of Demolition
Orders None.
(6) Number of houses demolished voluntarily None.
(7) Obstructive Buildings:β
a. Number of representations made (Section 38 of the Housing
Act of 1890) None.
b. Number of buildings demolished None.
c. Number of representations still under consideration None.
(8) Staff engaged in Housing work with, briefly, duties of
each Officer:βThe Inspector of Nuisances appointed
Inspector under the Housing and Town Planning Act,1909.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
ARTHUR J. TURNER,
M.B.