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 Heston and Isleworth]
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13
13 cwt. of the condemned meat and bacon were disposed of
for use as pig food, fat melting, etc.
FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACT, 1901.
It has been found impracticable to tabulate the inspections
made and other work done during the year in connection with
premises under this Act.
SHOPS ACTS.
The number of contraventions of the Acts which were reported
during the year was as follows:—
Open on half-holidays —
Notices not exhibited 2
Notices not exhibited in a conspicuous position 1
Notices not in prescribed form —
Notices (assistants) not exhibited —
3
PROCEEDINGS.
Proceedings were taken during the year in respect of:—
(a) nuisances at 12 houses, (b) the exposure of unsound cheese
for sale, (c) the non-registration of a cow-keeper.
ROADS.
The condition of many of the roads in the district has given
cause for anxiety due to accumulation of stagnant liquids and
detritus. The gradual substitution of all water-bound road surfaces
by surfaces of an impervious character is a necessity from an
hygienic standpoint.
REMOVAL OF REFUSE.
The irregularity in the removal of household refuse due to the
War, demands immediate consideration with a view to re-establishing
at the earliest possible moment the weekly collection of all refuse,
in any case before the advent of the hot weather.