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Southall 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall]

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FOOD INSPECTIONS

Table M Details :

Total Inspected (lbs.)SoundUnsound
Total (lbs.)Stock (lbs.)Production (lbs.)Consumption (lbs.)Total (lbs.)Animal Feeding (lbs.)Bye-Products (lbs.)Destruction (lbs.)
Canned105,48030,79727,5753,22274,68330,0851,78342,815
Raw82,46722,72371622,00759,74448,4903,3087,946
Totals187,94753.52071627,57525,229134,42778,5755,09150,761

CATERING ESTABLISHMENTS

In July, 1948, a "First Report on Catering Establishments" was presented to the Health Committee, giving the following establishments for the supply of meals and refreshments on which a full report would be forthcoming in 1949 after a complete survey:—

Factories, Workshops and Canteens51
Licensed Houses31
Clubs and Associations28
Cafes25
Snack Bars20
Schools14
Institutions and Nursing Homes10
Mobile Refreshment Stall1
G.W.R. Hostel1
Greyhound Track1
Golf Club1
Total number of Establishments183

Certain preliminary findings were reported and typical difficulties quoted, likely to
cause difficulty in the improvement of establishments, were:—
1. Premises established 25 years ago within restricted curtilage—no available
sewer.
2. Plans for extension of old premises refused under new Town Planning
provisions.
This First Report has been followed by progress reports : certain Section 13, Food and
Drugs Act, 1938, Statutory Notices have been complied with. Standards of cleanliness
have been raised, but fundamental problems remain to be cleared up.
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