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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(2) As to need for new bye-laws and revision of existing
byelaws :
Some difficulty has been experienced in dealing with
caravan dwellers under the existing bye-laws with
regard to the disposal of refuse, and closet accommodation,
and a revision of these bye-laws is
under consideration.
IV. General and Miscellaneous.
Other action taken in connection with overcrowding,
insanitary property and housing Nil.
V. Appendices, Statistics for year ending 31st December,
1924.
SHOPS ACT.
The number of contraventions of the Acts which were reported
during the year was as follows:—
Open on half-holiday 5
Open after evening closing hour 6
Prescribed form of notices not exhibited (exempted
articles afternoon) 10
Prescribed form of notices not exhibited (exempted
articles evening) 9
Prescribed form of notices not exhibited
(assistants half-holiday) 1
Prescribed form of notices not exhibited (employment
of young persons) 1
Provision or improvement of sanitary conveniences
(P.H.A.A.A 1890, s. 22) 2
PROCEEDINGS.
No proceedings have been taken during the year.