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 Camberwell]
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Recommended:—That permission be given to make a
temporary connection with the sewer in this road, to drain
the foundations only.
Sanitary
Inspectors.
Your Committee considered it desirable
that one or more of the Sanitary Inspectors should be
directed to visit by night various streets in the Parish, in
company with the Street Keeper, when expedient, for the
purpose of inspecting the food offered for sale in such
localities, and gave instructions accordingly.
Anstey Road
Drainage.
Your Committee considered as to certain
sanitary work being required at 30a, Anstey Road. The
owner being insane it was necessary for the Vestry to take
immediate steps for the execution of such work, and the
cost of the same to be charged upon the premises.
Your Committee recommended:— That such work
should be done.
Red Cap
Urinal.
All application from the proprietor of the
"Red Cap" Public House, Camberwell Green, stating that he
would construct a new urinal at an estimated cost of £25 to
£30, and asking that the Vestry would pay a part of the
expenes was considered.
Recommended:—That applicant be informed that the
Vestry is unable to grant his request.
Peckham Road,
30, The Terrace.
Another matter considered by your Committee
was the trapping of the bath waste at 30, The
Terrace, Peckham Road.
Recommended:—That no action be taken in the
matter.