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 Bromley]
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PUBLIC HEALTH STAFF—continued.
Veterinary Surgeon under
the Diseases of Animals
Acts 1 P. J. Turner, m.r.c.v.s.
Inspector under the
Diseases of Animals
Acts 1 Alfred H. Sly,
General Office Staff:
Senior Clerk 2 H. E. Lawley.
Junior Clerks 2 Miss M. L. Byford.
2 Miss M. H. Davis.
2 H. Handscomb
Outdoor Staff:
Drain Tester and DisinJ. W. Seager (Appointed
fector 28/12/31.)
Market Toll Collector * H. Deane
* Retired from post of Drain Tester and Disinfector 13.1.1932, and retains post
of Market Toll Collector for one year.
1. Denotes part-time officers. 4. Royal Sanitary Institute Certificate
2. Exchequer Grants (including for Meat and Other Foods.
Board of Education). 5. Royal Sanitary Inst., Smoke Cert.
3. Certificate of the Royal Sanitary 6. Three years Hospital Trained.
Institute and Sanitary Inspec7. Cert. of Central Midwives' Board.
tors Joint Examination Board. 8. Royal Sanitary Inst. new Health
Visitors' Certificate (under Memo.
101/MCW).
1.- STATISTICS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE AREA.
Statistics.
Area (in acres) 4,697
Population—
Census (1921) 35,052
Census (1931) 45,348
Mid-year 1931
(Registrar General's estimate) 45,430
Number of inhabited houses
(Census 1921) 7,400
(December 1931) 11,306
Rateable value £475,216
The sum represented by a penny rate £1,962