[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chingford] page 17

Chingford 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chingford]

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17.
Summary of Inspections
The total number of visits paid by the Sanitary Inspectors and
other personnel of the Health Department staff to various premises for all
purposes is summarised below, together with the number of nuisances or
defects found under specific headings.

Table: The visits numbered 7,693 as compared with 7,250 in the previous year; the defects dealt with numbered 1,014 as compared with 919 in 1951.TABLE 2.

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The visits numbered 7,693 as compared with 7,250 in the previous year; the defects dealt with numbered 1,014 as compared with 919 in 1951.

TABLE 2.

	Visits Paid.	Nuisances or Defects found & dealt with.
Housing Act, 1936 Inspections	77	547
Re-inspections re Notices served	12J8
Re overcrowding	16
On complaint	506	311
Infectious Diseases	253
Retail Food Premises:
Meat	78
Fish	18
Fried Fish	8
General Provisions	144
Other Food Shops	191	25
Restaurant and Other Food
Preparing Premises	172
Ice Cream Premises	150
Food Sampling:
Ice Cream	61
Milk	11
Other Foods	75
Drugs	11
Factories	86	8
Bakehouses	31
Dairies	3
Pigstyes	13
Re-visits re Notices served (P.II. Act)	505
Other re-visits	166
Rodent Control	2539	117
Shops Act (Sanitary Conditions)	181	2
(Hours of Closing)	116
(Young Persons Employment)	55
Council Houses	172
Collection and Disposal of
Refuse and Salvage	141
Schools	45	4
Hairdressers' Premises	22
Swimming Pool	9
Carried Forward	7093	1014

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Table: The visits numbered 7,693 as compared with 7,250 in the previous year; the defects dealt with numbered 1,014 as compared with 919 in 1951.TABLE 2.