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

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Woolwich 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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The following of the list:-

Common Lodging-house.Accommodation.
Men.Women.Total.
60 Beresford Street58..58
5 High Street40..40
50 do22..22
56 do14..14
57 do18..18
76 & 77 do..2525
81 & 82 do..1919
93 do30..30
102 do22..22
1 Ropeyard Rails14..14
2 do17..17
4 do15..15
7 do23..23
9 do32..32
10 do51..51
10a & 11 do62..62
21 & 21a do42..42
4 Warren Lane31..31
12 & 13 do50..50
Totals54144585

Underground Rooms.
36. Three underground rooms, separately occupied, in
Burrage Ward, were found not in accordance with the Public
Health (London) Act. The service of notices led to cessation
of occupation.
Factories, Workshops, and Workplaces.
37. There were, at the close of the year 203 (227 in
1909) workshops and workplaces on the register. 639 inspections
were made, and 81 notices served and complied
with. 75 inspections of factories were made regarding
sanitary accommodation and 21 notices served and complied