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Stepney 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stepney]

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	BOTTOM LEY.	COOK.	CROOK.	dee.	flint.	HARRIS.	JOHNSON.	MILLS.	pavitt.	QUAINTRELL.	SHEPHERD.	SIMPSON.	stiles	twaits.	WATERMAN.	WHITE.	WRACK.	TOTALS.
Number of Inspections—
House to houso	69	57	69	128	237	..	105	66	237	56	144	120	202	333	162	212	320	2517
Miscellaneous	1507	2935	925	1298	1696	1337	1463	1898	127	535	1639	1301	1522	1322	1620	1713	220	25058
Complaints	614	346	275	133	147	111	118	372	410	86	178	280	239	335	110	123	424	4331
Infectious diseases	67	230	293	104	159	..	207	191	278	228	69	238	153	346	271	194	164	3192
Visits to Cases of Consumption	41	186	154	37	76	..	64	84	55	49	33	62	83	91	91	48	118	1272
Intimations served	254	456	692	486	645	545	824	833	808	289	481	992	1115	649	746	564	458	10837
Statutory noticos served	62	319	498	403	383	219	620	693	746	91	303	726	599	610	90	435	296	7093
Houses re-visited	2567	2371	2415	1977	2039	1705	4238	2456	518	768	2326	3740	3090	2811	2955	2527	2657	44155
Summonses taken out under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891	1	2	2	2	4	2	4	2	17	1	..	1	..	7	3	1	..	49
Samples taken under the Food & Drugs Acts	..	78	102	42	72	..	72	73	100	52	72	100	72	100	73	75	92	1175
Summonses „ „ „	..	1	6	..	1	..	2	3	4	3	1	6	1	1	3	6	..	38
Houses or parts of houses cleansed	159	264	230	276	312	215	458	294	301	270	250	351	227	333	521	203	164	4828
Water supply to houses reinstated	1	3	3	4	..	..	5	5	8	19	1	11	2	7	24	3	3	99
	..	14	28	5	6	..	13	1	20	2	7	18	3	22	29	5	13	186
„ cleansed and repaired	⁶	52	96	32	40	7	139	36	130	60	15	98	76	83	91	57	66	1104
„ trapped	..	52	22	3	38	..	104	13	20	..	6	3	3	53	13	24	23	377
New soil pipes fixed and ventilated	..	15	4	1	3	..	16	..	3	..	2	2	3	2	6	2	8	67
New closet pans and traps fixed	3	47	45	38	27	..	129	20	51	14	13	58	10	47	37	19	33	595
Closets provided with a water supply and flushing apparatus	2	75	55	72	47	27	152	126	57	38	67	151	145	83	156	33	50	1336
Closets provided with light and ventilation	..	3	8	2	4	..	37	2	..	1	..	..	..	14	..	2	3	76
„ cleansed and repaired	62	107	145	83	120	140	177	276	35	70	76	155	138	89	164	10	77	1924
Yards cleansed, repaved, or paving repaired	56	49	58	43	42	57	122	75	135	75	16	108	41	96	105	30	13	1121
"Wash-houses, forecourts, areas, &c., paved	..	4	20	⁷	6	..	65	2	28	8	..	4	1	15	10	10	4	184
Sanitary dust receptacles provided	86	45	45	128	42	34	198	94	108	119	30	182	65	170	120	34	46	1546
Sink, bath, and lavatory pipes and rain-water pipes disconnected	..	3	3	3	1	..	15	1	2	4	..	6	1	5	20	2	4	70
Houses ventilated under lower floor	..	3	9	3	..	..	3	4	6	..	..	5	..	14	2	2	..	51
Miscellaneous repairs, viz.: roofs, floors, gutters, &c.	132	387	378	308	440	235	1047	370	475	484	273	604	889	652	522	334	233	7763
Overcrowding in dwelliugs abated	2	19	4	4	5	6	8	⁸	2	5	5	3	2	4	7	7	2	93
Illegal occupation of underground rooms discontinued	..	2	..	..	1	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	1	1	..	..	5
Manure receptacles provided or reconstructed	..	3	..	2	..	..	1	..	..	..	1	2	..	1	1	1	..	12
Offensive accumulations removed	⁶	47	13	37	10	¹⁶	9	120	7	16	87	6	..	7	21	4	78	484
Bakehouses inspected	..	22	30	4	22	..	52	30	10	22	18	24	27	..	14	10	22	307
„ cleansed	..	22	12	8	22	..	19	30	10	22	18	24	30	..	14	10	22	263
Smoke nuisances abated	..	..	1	6	2	..	3	..	³	..	..	4	..	..	..	2	..	21
Animals kept so as to constitute a nuisance removed	1	11	11	2	6	1	..	16	11	5	5	4	5	2	..	3	1	84
Damp walls remedied	5	21	46	93	36	12	65	74	35	24	20	2	59	50	84	35	17	678
Cistorns cleansed and covered	..	3	..	..	..	1	..	3	1	..	..	5	..	1	2	4	..	20
Urinals fixed	..	1	..	..	..	..	2	..	1	..	..	14	..	..	..	..	..	18
Open fires in yards abolished	..	5	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	2	..	..	..	..	..	..	7
Canal Boats inspected	..	..	..	..	..	..	50	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	50
Areas and stables paved and drained	..	2	..	2	1	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	2	..	..	..	7
Occupation of shed as dwelling discontinued	..	..	..	..	..	25	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	25
Light and ventilation provided to rooms	..	..	13	2	..	20	1	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	91	..	..	127