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Stepney 1960

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

Published
1961
Pages
100
Tables
42

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    1. Statistics
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    Legal Proceedings. Legal proceedings instituted during the year (other than those relating to food premises), showing penalties imposed, were as follows:-
    No. of SummonsesFinesCosts
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    Notices Served. Notices served during the year under the various Acts and Byelaws, were as follows
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    Defective Drains repaired or re-laid (Section AO, Public Health (London) Act. 1936).
    £sd
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    Stopped-up Drains cleared (Section 25(1), London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1955).
    £sd
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    Ice Cream. Twenty- t wo samples of ice cream were subjected to the Methylene Blue reduction test, with the following results :-
    ManufacturedTotal
    in Borough:outside Borough
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    L e g al Proceedings. Summonses dealt with by the Public Health Inspectors (Food) during the year, were as follows :-
    No. of SummonsesFinesCosts
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    The average fat and solids-not-fat content of milk samples analysed were as follows:-
    Fat ContentSolids-not-Fat Content
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    The number of Stepney children immunised at London County Council clinics during the last five years, was as follows :-
    19601959195819571956
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    Of the samples analysed, 2 formal and 38 infernal were found to be unsatisfactory, as follows :-
    ArticleFormal or InformalNature of IrregularityRemarks
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    The average composition of ordinary m ilk samples taken over the past 10 years is as follows :-
    YearNo. Samples ExaminedMilk Fat, per cent. (Legal minimum standard -3.0)Non-Fat Solids, per cent. (Legal minimum standard - 8.50)
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    Table 1. TOTAL DEATHS BY CAUSE AND AGE OF STEPNEY RESIDENTS - 1960. (Registrar-General's Return)
    CAUSE OF DEATHALL AGESAge Groups
    TotalMF-11-5-15-25-45-65-75-
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    Table 1 (contd.)
    CAUSE OF DEATHALL AGESAge Groups
    TotalMF-11-5-15-25-45-65-75-
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    Table 2. COMPARATIVE TABLE OF ROAD ACCIDENTS OCCURRING IN THE BOROUGH
    YEARChildren under 7 yearsChildren 7 - 14 yearsAdultsTOTALS
    KilledInjuredKilledInjuredKilledInjuredKilledInjured
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    Table 3. INFANT MORTALITY. 1960. Deaths from stated causes at various ages under 1 year. (Compiled from Local Death Returns)
    CAUSE OF DEATHAGE PERIODS/TotalPer
    Under 24 hours1—6 daysTotal under 1 wk.WeeksTotal under 4 wks.MonthsDeaths under 1 YearCent. of Total
    1-2-3-1-4-7-10-
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    Table 4. Comparative Table showing Deaths of Infants at Various Ages under 1 Year.
    YEARUnder 24 hours1-6 days-1-4 weeksTotal under 4 weeks1-12 monthsTotal under 1 YearPercentage Deaths under 4 weeks of Total Infant Deaths
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    . Table 5. HOME ACCIDENT CASES - REPORTED BY THE LONDON AMBULANCE SERVICE
    1960195919581957
    Accidents due to Falls.LondonDivn.5LondonDivn.5LondonDivn.5LondonDivn.5
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    Table 6. COMPARATIVE VITAL STATISTICS
    YEARPopulationLive BirthsDeathsDeaths under 1 YearMaternal DeathsCancer DeathsTuberculosis Deaths (all forms).
    No.Rate *No.Rate *No.Rate /No.Rate /No.Rate *No.Rate*
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    Table 7. RODENT CONTROL
    Council PropertyDwelling HousesOther PremisesTOTAL
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    Table 8. SUMMARY OF WORK OF DISTRICT PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS
    No. of PremisesInspectionsNotices Served.Legal Proceedings taken
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    Table 8. (contd.)
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    Table 9. PRESCRIBED PARTICULARS ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FACTORIES ACTS. 1937-1959. 1. Inspections for purposes of provisions as to health.
    Type of FactoryNo. on RegisterInspectionsWritten Notices
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    2. Cases in which defects were found.
    ParticularsFoundRemediedReferred -
    to H.M. Inspectorby H.M. Inspector
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    Table 9 (contd.) Part VIII of the Act Outwork Section 110.
    Nature of WorkNo. outworkers in August "' listNo. cases of default in sending lists to the CouncilNo. Prosecutions for failure to supply lists.
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    Table 10. SUMMARY OF REPAIRS &c. CARRIED OUT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF DIS1RICT PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS DURING THE YEAR
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    Table 11. Summary of Work of the Public Health Inspector (Smoke &.Factories) Clean-Air Act. -1956.
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    Factories Acts. 1937-59.
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    Table 12. AIR POLLUTION Amounts of deposited matter recorded by deposit gauges and of sulphur trioxide collected by lead peroxide method at St. George's Town Hall (Station l) and London Jewish Hospital (Station 2) during 1960.
    StationJan.Feb.MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.
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    Table 13. AIR POLLUTION Concentration of Smoke and Sulphur Dioxide recorded by the Volumetric Method at two Stations in the Borough during I960.
    StationJan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJuly,Aug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.
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    Table 14. HOUSING STATISTICS
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    Table 14. (contd.) (c) Proceedings under Section 17 of Housing Act, 1957 -
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    Table 15. SUMMARY OF WORK OF PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTORS (FOOD)
    No.Visits or InspectionsNoticesLegal Proceedings
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    Summary of Work of Public Health Inspectors (Food). (Table 15 contd.) Reason for Visit.
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    Table 16. SUMMARY OF INSPECTIONS MADE BY THE HOUSING INSPECTOR
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    Table 17. NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES
    DISEASE19601950-1959 CORRECTED NOTIFICATIONS
    NotificationsAdmitted to HospitalCorrected Total
    1959195819571956195519541953195219511950
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    Table 18. TUBERCULOSIS - NEW CASES AND DEATHS New Cases. 111 pulmonary cases were notified, being 110 nrinarv notifications and 1 posthumous notification. 9 non-pulmonary cases were notified, all being primary notifications. Deaths. 8 persons died from pulmonary tuberculosis. There were no deaths from non-pulmonary tuberculosis. Age Distribution of new cases and deaths is as follows:-
    -11-2-3-415-10-15-20-35-45-65-Total (all ages)
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    Table 19. TUBERCULOSIS - VARIATIONS IN REGISTER
    PulmonaryNon-PulmonaryTotal Cases
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    Table 20. DISEASES NOTIFIABLE IN LONDON
    DiseaseAuthority for Notification
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    Table 21. DWELLINGS ERECTED DURING I960
    AddressNo. of Dwelling's
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    Table 22. OPEN SPACES WITHIN THE BOROUGH
    LocationAcreage
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    MAINTAINED BY LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL