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Willesden 1960

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table 24

Tuberculosis: B.C.G. vaccination of school leavers, 1953-1960

No. tested and found negativeNo. vaccinated
1953587 *(32.5)456 t(77.7)
1954447 (23.9)391 (87.5)
19551,535 (75.2)1,279 (83.3)
19561,356 (77)1,218 (90)
19571,403 (80)1,290 (92)
19581,645 (80)1,527 (93)
19591,506 (81)1,373 (91)
19601,262 (79)1,215 (96)
*Percentage of total tested. †Percentage of negatives vaccinated.

Table 25

Tuberculosis: Notification of deaths

1955195619571958195919601955-60
Deaths2725131651197
Percentage not notified15241512203635
Percentage notified before death:
0—12 months152015251922
1—5 years26423134092
Over 5 years44524750403641

SANITARY INSPECTION OF THE AREA

Table 26 Demolition and Closing Orders Housing Act, 1957 (Sections 16, 17 and 18)

Demolition Orders, section 16, Housing Act, 19573
9, Pound Lane
376, High Road, Willesden
378, High Road, Willesden
Closing Orders, sections 17 and 18, Housing Act, 195710
107, High Street, Harlesden (basement)
26, Granville Road (basement)
39, Granville Road (basement)
79, Granville Road, (basement)
129, Granville Road, (basement)
83, Albert Road (whole house)
91, Albert Road (whole house)
97, Albert Road (whole house)
99, Albert Road (whole house)
105, Albert Road (whole house)

Table 27 Overcrowding

(a)Dwellings overcrowded at end of year1,652
(b)Overcrowding reported during the year24
(c)(i) Overcrowding relieved during the year73
(ii) Persons292 (approx.)
(d)Dwelling houses which have again become overcrowded after the local authority have taken steps for the abatement of overcrowdingNo information
(e)(i) Council houses found to be overcrowded at end of year31
(ii) Families40
(iii) Persons240
(f)Overcrowding in Council houses relieved during the year12
(g)Section 80, Housing Act, 1957—licences issued5