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 Merton & Morden]
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| L.C.C. estate | 35 | „ |
| Haig homes | 3 | „ |
| Privately-owned houses | 34 | „ |
| 81 | „ | |
| Whole houses overerowded—34 eases. | „ | |
| (a) One family occupation | 8 | cases |
| (b) Two or more related families | 25 | „ |
| (c) Two or more unrelated families | 1 | „ |
| Part house overcrowded—47 cases. | „ | |
| (a) Unrelated families | 10 | „ |
| (b) Related families (married sons or daughters) | 37 | „ |
| 81 |
The systematic survey of all food shops and catering establishments begun in 1951 was practically completed during 1952. The classification of these premises is always a matter of interest and the following table shows the respective numbers of each type :—
| Bakers | 22 |
| Butchers | 29 |
| Greengrocers | 40 |
| Grocers | 82 |
| Ice Cream | 92 |
| Milk | 18 |
| Restaurants | 51 |
| Works Canteens | 18 |
| School Canteens | 12 |
| Fishmongers | 14 |
| Fishf ryers | 15 |
| Confectionery | 63 |
| Wholesale confectionery | 2 |
| Wholesale grocers | 2 |
| Chemists | 16 |
| 476 |