London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Chingford 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chingford]

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Defective eaves, gutters and down spouts3Broken sash cords4
Rooms of dwellings cleansed46
Defective roofs14Defective fire places7
Accumulation of House Refuse38Houses without water supply5
Accumulation of Trade Refuse9Defective floor boards2
Defective dung pits2Verminous dwellings1
Accumulations of dung16Stables redrained and repaired3
Insufficient lavatory accommodation1Dilapidated structures1
Pig sties redrained and repaired5
Insufficient ventilation1
Defective W.C. supply or disInsanitary Hut1
charge pipes4Offensive materials removed15
Defective cesspools3Miscellaneous47

Statutory Notices Served.

Section 36. Public Health Act, 18754
„ 91 „ „ „ „42
46
Nuisance Bye-Laws1
Total47

No prosecutions have been necessary under the above Acts.
Complaints.
Sixty-one Complaints have been received during the year, and
each one was investigated with as little delay as possible.
Summary of Complaints.
Of Nuisances 4
Of Dilapidated dwellings 6
Of non-removal of house refuse 13
Of notice to remove house refuse from newly
occupied houses 25
COMPLAINTS WITHOUT FOUNDATION 13
Total 61
Housing and Town Planning, etc., Acts.
Housing (Inspection of District) Regulations, 1910.
Or Housing Consolidated Regulations, 1925.
Under the Housing Acts, a systematic inspection of the dwellings
in several Streets has been made.