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All premises in the Borough are provided with water closets and all drain
into sewers with the exception of the following:-
1 boathouse and 1 railway signal box which have cesspools
and 1 boathouse and 1 sports pavilion which have septic tanks.
Arrangements for the regular clearing of the cesspools are made with the
Borough Engineer’s Department of the Council.
Enquiries-Outstanding Sanitary Notices
During the year 1,392 letters were received from other Departments enquiring
whether there were any outstanding sanitary notices with respect to certain
properties in the district. The necessary searches were made and the required
information furnished.
SCHOOL SANITATION
In previous Annual Reports reference has been made to the sanitary facilities
provided for schools in the borough. During the year under review, improved
sanitation has been provided in five of the schools of the borough, details of
which are as follows:-
Ealing Road Junior and Infants’ School Complete new lavatories.
Hogarth Infants’ School Moved into new premises
September, 1958.
Hogarth Junior Mixed School Three quarters of school
moved into new premises
September, 1958.
Staveley Road Secondary Modern Girls’ Improvements to toilet
School facilities.
Brentford Secondary Modern Girls’ Occupied new wing which
School included additional
toilet accommodation.
WATER SUPPLY AND WATER SERVICES
The whole of the district is supplied by the Metropolitan Water Board mains.
There is one well still in use in the Borough at Green’ s Boathouse, Riverside
Lands. This well is used for washing purposes only, drinking water is obtained
direct from mains.
The mains water supply is satisfactory both in quality and quantity and
reports of the bacteriological and chemical analyses carried out by the Metropolitan
Water Board are issued from time to time.
REFUSE COLLECTION
Refuse is collected once per week from each house in the Borough and is
disposed of by collecting freighters to a Controlled Tip outside the Borough.
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