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Wembley 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]

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CHILDREN'S ACTS.
Infant Life Protection.
The work of visiting children placed in the care of
fostermothers is carried out by the Health Visitors.
PARTICULARS RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION
OF THE CHILDREN'S ACTS DURING THE
YEAR 1934.
1. Notification.
(a) Number of Foster Parents on Register at end
of year 64
(b) Number of Children on the Register:—
At the end of the year 89
Who died during the year 1
On whom inquests were held during the
year —
2. Visits.
(a) To Foster Children 809
(b) To Foster Parents 789
ORTHOPAEDIC AND MASSAGE.
All cases from the Clinics requiring treatment for orthopaedic
trouble, or recommended for massage, are seen by
arrangement at the Wembley Hospital, where the treatment
is carried out.
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
WATER.
The district is supplied by the Colne Valley Water Co.,
in the main, but a few houses in Sudbury are supplied by the
Rickmansworth Water Co.
Four cottages belonging to the London Midland and
Scottish Railway Company are supplied with water from
the private supply belonging to that company.
Periodically we have had these waters analysed, the
results of which have been satisfactory.
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