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 Wembley]
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BAKEHOUSES.
Number on the Register — 24.
110 inspections of these premises were made during the year
and as a result, 23 defects, as classified below, were found and
remedied : —
Cleansing and limewashing required 12
Sanitary accommodation not satisfactory 4
Storage of refuse not satisfactory 6
Drains required cleansing 1
There is now no "basement" bakehouse in use within the
Borough.
OTHER FOOD PREMISES.
The number of inspections of the various other food premises,
and of the contraventions found and remedied, are set
out in the tables given on pages 91 and 92.
On the coming into force on 1st January, 1939, of the Middlesex
County Council (General Powers) Act, 1938, the Borough
Council resolved to adopt immediately Section 70 and 71 of the
Act which relate to notice of slaughter of animals unfit for food
and the registration of hawkers of meat, fish, fruit and
vegetables and premises.
These sections are a valuable addition to the control of food
and its storage. While it would appear likely that there will be
but few notices of slaughter given to the Council under Section
70, the section is a useful one. With regard to Section 71, it
may be looked upon as a distinct advance which will be most
helpful in the routine control of food and its handling throughout
the Borough.
UNSOUND FOOD SURRENDERED AND DESTROYED
6 bovine heads and tongues
6 „ lungs
1 „ liver
1 „ liver
1 „ liver
Internal organs of 2 beasts
Internal organs and hindquarters of 1 beast
3 pigs' heads
2 pigs' plucks
1 pig's carcase and organs
3 sheeps' livers
19 lbs pigs' kidneys (frozen)
60 lbs. frozen rabbits
9 carcases veal
1½ cwts. cured ham
70 lbs. kippers
14 lbs. cured cod fillets
1 bag Brussels sprouts
1938.
Tuberculosis
,,
Distomatosis
Cirrhosis
Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis
Cirrhosis
Unsound
92