London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Bromley 1966

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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93
Sanitary Appliances
Sinks, etc., provided 2
Sinks, etc., repaired 16
W.C.s provided 17
W.C.s repaired 70
Dampness
Roofs and rainwater fittings 231
Walls and stacks 274
Damp-proof courses and floors 30
Water Supply
Provided 3
Installations repaired 64
General Items
Wall plaster 154
Ceiling plaster 90
Floors 75
Rooms cleansed or redecorated 10
Windows and doors 160
Lighting 4
Ventilation 4
Staircases 23
Fireplaces, etc. (ex Clean Air) 9
Yard paving and drainage 12
Dustbins 28
Food storage and preparation 40
Nuisances from animals abated 14
Accumulations removed 75
Premises disinfested 20
Premises disinfected 5
STATUTORY NOTICES
Nuisances found in dwelling houses, either as a result of
routine inspections, or following the investigations of complaints,
are dealt with by informally requesting the owners or agents to
apply a suitable remedy. If these requests are not acceded to after
an appropriate interval, Committee sanction is sought for the
service of Statutory Notices. Eighty such Statutory Notices were
served, and in seven instances Court Orders were obtained. By
the end of the year 70 of these Notices had been fully complied
with.
COMMON LODGING HOUSES
There were two registered Common Lodging Houses in the
area, these being situated at :—
36 Arply Road, Penge—where provision is made for 33 men,
and at
1/3 Poverest Road, St. Mary Cray—where provision is made
for 24 men.