[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell] page 152 153

Camberwell 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

This page requires JavaScript

Text

Copy text to clipboard

152
153
TABLE C.—TRADING SERVICES AND PRIVATE WORKS.—Year ended 31st March, 1931.

Table: TABLE B.—GENERAL RATE FUND SERVICES.—Year ended 31st March, 1931.

Download table as:

TABLE B.—GENERAL RATE FUND SERVICES.—Year ended 31st March, 1931.

SERVICES.	Expenditure in respect of each Service.												Specific Income of each Service.												Net cost of each service i.e., difference between amounts in cols. 5 and 9).				Rate in the £ of net cost i.e., of sum In col. 10)
SERVICES.	General.			Loan Charges.			Transfers to Capltal Account (i.e., capltal expenditure met out of revenue.			Total.			From the London County Council.			Government grants other than grants received through the County Council.			Other specific income.			Total.							Rate in the £ of net cost i.e., of sum In col. 10)
1.	2.			3.			4.			5.			6.			7.			8.			9.			10.				11.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.		£	s.	d.		s.	d.
Public health:
Sowers	9,333	13	3	—			—			9,333	13	3	—			—			—			—				9,333	13	3			1.5
Collection, disposal, and destruction of house and trade refuse	48,654	9	0	1,097	15	10	—			49,752	4	10	—			—			606	9	11	606	9	11		49,145	14	11			8.1
Hospltals, sanatoria, dispensaries, &c.: For tuberculosis	4,079	0	5	—			—			4,079	0	5	795	2	10	—			5	10	10½	800	13	8½		3,278	6	8½			.5
Maternity and child welfare	11,741	3	9	—			—			11,741	3	9	—			3	10	6	1,747	17	9½	1,751	8	3½		9,989	15	5½			1.7
Prevention of disease (notification, disinfection, &c.)	4,438	6	7	—			—			4,438	6	7	707	15	0	—			5	16	5	713	11	5		3,724	15	2			.6
Salaries of medical officers of health, sanitary inspectors and health visitors (so far as not allocated to specific services)	6,875	13	2	—			—			6,875	13	2	3,522	17	11	—						3,522	17	11		3,352	15	3			.6
Baths, washhouses and open bathing places	30,678	16	0½	2,207	18	2	3,187	1	6	36,073	15	8½	962	6	9	—			16,253	0	7	17,215	7	4		18,858	8	4½			3.1
Parks, pleasure grounds, and open spaces	8,902	19	5	2,306	19	4	—			11,209	18	9	—			—			110	7	0	110	7	0		11,099	11	9			1.8
Public conveniences	5,592	1	9	98	15	8	826	6	4	6,517	3	9				—			2,849	16	0	2,849	16	0		3,667	7	9			.6
Prevention of adulteration, &c., of foods and drugs	1,107	0	0	—			—			1,107	0	0	—			—			70	6	1	70	6	1		1,036	13	11			.2
Fees to registrars for lists of births and deaths	39	12	0	—			—			39	12	0	—			—			—			—				39	12	0	—
Vaccination	909	15	5	—			—			909	15	5				—			—			—				909	15	5			.2
Other health services	432	7	5	—			—			432	7	5	—			—			136	10	6	136	10	6		295	16	11			.1
Housing:
Assisted Housing Scheme under the Housng, &c. Act, 1919	12,733	1	3	30,920	7	2	—			43,653	8	5	18,478	19	9	—			25,174	8	8	43,653	8	5		—			—
Other housing schemes (not State-aided)	12,501	9	5	4,721	1	1	—			17,222	10	6	—			—			16,633	9	9	16,633	9	9		589	0	9			.1
Highways and bridges:
Maintienance, repair and improvements	86,515	6	5	3,031	16	10	—			89,547	3	3	235	10	11	340	0	0	963	4	5	1,538	15	4		88,008	7	11		1	2.5
Scavenging, watering, snow clearing and cleansing of gullies	30,496	14	5	410	10	9	—			30,907	5	2	—			—			296	14	1	296	14	1		30,610	11	1			5.0
Other highway and bridge services, viz.:
New road construction (balance)	—			3,109	11	0	1,845	10	8	4,955	1	8	—			—			—			—				4,955	1	8			.8
Public lighting	21,749	8	11	—			—			21,749	8	11	—			—			—			—				21,749	8	11			3.6
Public Libraries, museums and art galleries	12,897	5	8	—			—			12,897	5	8	0	2	0	—			706	4	0	706	6	0		12,190	19	8			2.0
Mortuaries and places for postmortem examinations and inquests	325	15	10	—			—			325	15	10	—			—			—			—				325	15	10			.1
Registration of electors	3,179	3	10	—			—			3,179	3	10	—			1,038	12	10	61	8	6	1,100	1	4		2,079	2	6			.3
Council elections	163	9	0	—			—			163	9	0	—			—			^—			—				163	9	0	—
Expenses of assessment committce and other valuation expenses	3,715	1	6	—						3,715	1	6	—			—			—			—				3,715	1	6			.6
Registration of births, deaths and marriages	633	18	1	—			—			633	18	1	—			—			78	6	2	78	6	2		555	11	11			.1
Other non-trading services:
Rats and mice, destruction of	7	17	6	—			—			7	17	6	—			—			—			—				7	17	6	—
Street trading, regulation of	1,481	14	9	—			—			1,481	14	9	—			—			1,606	13	10	1,606	13	10	Cr.	124	19	1	—
Rents, wayleaves, licences, etc.	162	19	8	—			—			162	19	8	—			—			1,057	19	7	1,057	19	7	Cr.	894	19	11	Cr.		.2
Sick pay allowances and contributions	2,651	18	11	—			—			2,651	18	11	—			—			134	13	6	134	13	6		2,517	5	5			.4
Administrative expenses (not allocated to specific services):
Salaries of officers	19,358	3	9½	—			—			19,358	3	9½	—			—			111	11	8	111	11	8		19,246	12	1½			3.2
Public offices	4,905	8	0½	—			—			4,905	8	0½	8	10	0	—			158	16	0	167	6	0		4,738		0½			.8
Other administrative charges	7,535	8	10	—			—			7,535	8	10	—			—			156	4	4	156	4	4		7,379	4	6			1.2
Legal and Parliamentary expenses (not allocated to specific services)	111	6	0	—						111	6	0	—			—			—			—				111	6	0	—
Costs of rate collection	13,031	9	0	—			—			13,031	9	0	—			—			1,512	15	0	1,512	15	0		11,518	14	0	—
Totals	£366,941	19	0½	47,904	15	10	5,858	18	6	420,705	3	4½	£24,711	5	2	£1,382	3	4	£70,438	4	8	£96,531	13	2	Dr.	325,193	19	2½	Dr.	4	3.7
																									Cr.	1,019	19	0	Cr.		.2
																									Net	324,174	0	2½	Net	4	3.5

Text

Copy text to clipboard

TABLE D.— Special Funds.
FUNDS.
EXPENDITURE AND TRANSFERS.
Balances in hand
at end of year
(invested and
uninvested).
Totals of Debits
and Credits.
Balances in hand at
commencement of
year (invested
and uninvested).
INCOME AND TRANSFERS.
Expenditure.
Transfers to
other Accounts.
Transfers from Rate
Fund Accounts
(Tables B and E).
Other Income
(including interest).
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
Reserve Funds, in respect of—
Assisted housing scheme
(Housing, etc., Act, 1919)
2,897
1
0
—
—
2,897
1
0
—
2,897
1
0
—
Burial grounds (perpetual
maintenance)
108
10
1
3.409
10
0
3,518
0
1
2,941
10
0
—
576
10
1
Other Housing Schemes
5,258
1
10
—
—
5,258
1
10
5,258
1
10
—
Totals for Reserve Funds
8,155
2
10
108
10
1
3,409
10
0
11,673
2
11
2,941
10
0
8,155
2
10
576
10
1
Pension Funds
22,723
18
9
—
32,236
5
3
54,960
4
0
30,928
19
8
19,500
0
0
4,531
4
4
Totals
30,879
1
7
108
10
1
35,645
15
3
66,633
6
11
33,870
9
8
27,655
o
10
5,107
14
5
TABLE E.—Aggregate Rate Fund Account.
EXPENDITURE.
Amount.
Equivalent
Rate in £.
INCOME.
Amount.
Equivalent
rate in £.
£
s.
d.
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
s.
d.
Rate Fund Services—net (Table B)
324,174
0
2½
4
3.5
Income (not being rates) not included elsewhere—
Unallocated interest
929
3
8
0
0.2
Contributions to Special Funds not allocated to
specific services (included in Table D)
19,500
0
0
0
3.2
Sale of Vacant Plots, Newlands
272
3
1
—
Expenditure not included elsewhere—
National Insurance—Employer's contributions
2,217
17
1½
0
0.4
Precepts of other Local Authorities (omitting sums
Grants from the Ministry of Health—
Under the Agricultural Rates Act. 1923 (balance)
9
17
7
—
London County Council:
Under Section 98 (3) of the Local Government Act,
1929
58,900
0
0
0
9.7
(a) General County Purposes (after adjustment
under Section 100 of the Local Government
Act. 1929)
504 350
9
4
6
11.0
Rates collected by the Council—
(b) Special County Purposes
21,743
13
10
0
3.6
General Rates
837,467
1
9
11
4.0
Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District
74,549
16
0
1
0.3
Totals
946,535
9
6
12
10.0
Totals
897,578
6
1
12
1.9
Net balance in hand at end of year
19,401
9
3
0
3.2
Net balance in hand at commencement of year
68,358
12
8
0
1.3
Totals
965,936
18
9
13
1.2
Totals
965,936
18
9
13
1.2

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

View report page

Camberwell 1931

Text

Table: TABLE B.—GENERAL RATE FUND SERVICES.—Year ended 31st March, 1931.

Text