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 Kingston-upon-Thames]
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PART VITT OF THE ACT„
Outwork. The following table gives details of work which is
carried on in private dwelling houses. The conditions obtaining
have been found to be satisfactory.
Noo of
Nature of Work ,
Outworkers
Making of wire brushes
and pot scourers 10
Wearing apparel -making etc. 4
Brass & Brass- Articles 2
Doll's Clothes 1
Lampshades 1
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9. CAMPING- SITES.
There are no camping sites within the Borough.
10. ATMOSPHERIC P0LUJTI0N.
Clean Air Act 1956 - Smoke Control Areas. Smoke Control Orders
Nos„ 1 and 2 became operative on October 1st. 1962, covering an area of
approximately 160 acres in the town centre and extending southwards from
the railway to the junction of South Lane and Portsmouth Road, and from the
river by way of The Bittoms, Penrhyn Road, Brook Street, Orchard Road,
Fairfield South, Minerva Road and London Road to the railway.
The number of premises affected is as follows -
Domestic 914
Commercial 617
Industrial 22
Other 48
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed the making
of the No, 3 Smoke Control Order, the operative date being October 1st,
1963, covering an area of 135 acres bounded by Cambridge Road, London
Road, Kingston Hill and the municipal boundary with Maiden & Coomb.