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 Chigwell]
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Until now, refuse has been disposed of by controlled tipping in
Chigweil at a site leased to the Council,, The refuse was covered with
spoil, hardcore or other innocuous filling, and during tipping, only a
very small surface of refuse remained uncovered. Measures were taken
against flies, etc., as necessary from time to time, but this rarely
happened.
As this tip is now full, further and more long term arrangements
for refuse disposal have been made at great cost to the ratepayers because
other possible controlled tip sites are not available within the District.
Transportation of refuse in bulk to tips in outer Essex starts in April,
1969 using 3 new and large bulk transporter vehicles from the new Transfer
Depot in Luxborough Lane.
Salvage of paper continued to produce sales during the year.
Trailers have been purchased for attachment to the refuse vehicles so
that salvage can be better pre-separated before tipping.
Nearly 5,000 road gullies in County and District roads are emptied
(and re-sealed with clean water) by machine regularly during the year by
contract.
(c) Swimming Pool:
The Council's new covered swimming pool was finished in the
summer of 1967, and has had a very successful year. It is a real asset
to the District, particularly for children and clubs, and the total number
of users was 328,000 for the first year's operation.
3. RIDING ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1964.
The riding establishments iN the area have been inspected and
Mr. H.E. Bywater, M.R.C.V.S,F.R.S.H. reports as follows:-
'I have pleasure in submitting my report of the visits made
to the riding establishments in your area during the quarters of
the year 1968.
Conditions were, in general, satisfactory at the times of my
visits which were made without previous notification to the owners
of the intended inspections. No changes in occupation or location
of the riding schools occurred during the year under review.
Below are given the names of the establishments, the owner or
person in charge and the average number of horses kept on the premises:-
Nightingale Riding School, Epping New Road. Buckhurst Hill:
Owner and Manager: Mr. T. Robinson, 74 Field Road, Forest Gate, E.7.
29-30 horses are kept on these premises, an average of 22 being
school horses in addition to 5 at part livery, 2 at full livery
and 1 used exclusively by Mr. Robinson.
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