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 Willesden]
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Brought forward 2,141 7 7 3,831 17 3
10. Maintenance of premises (e.g.,
rent, rates, heating, lighting,
cleaning, upkeep of furniture 146 19 0 320 2 0
11 Any expenditure not included in
1—10 above 7 11 3 14 9 2
Total 2,295 17 10 4,166 8 5
Total amount paid by, or recovered
from, parents 117 9 3156
Net Total £2,294 0 1 £4,162 12 11
For the year 1915 the whole of the items included under
that year with the exception of £39 15s. Id. were taken into
account by the Board of Education, and a grant of £1,014
8s. 3d. assessed at the rate of 45 per cent, of the expenditure
was made. The £39 15s. Id., part of the School Medical
Officer's salary, was not allowed as repayment. Half
of this amount had been ojj^ained from other sources.
In respect of the application for grant for the year ending
31st March, 1916, the Board deducted £40 10s. 10d., and
paid a grant of £1,854 18s. lid., or at the rate of 45 per
cent, of the remaining expenditure. The 5 per cent, deduction
may be assumed to be for the same reasons as those
stated in the Board's letter of 11th May, 1915, and quoted in
mv Annual Report for 1915.
III..—Provision of Meals (Board of Education).
Summary of payments actually made and sums actually
received within the period from the 1st April, 1915, to the
31st March, 1916, in respect of the provision of meals for
children in Public Elementary Schools:—