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Twickenham 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Twickenham]

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Under Form B (which gives the name and address of
patient attended at their own address) fifteen.
Under Form C (which gives intended address of a
patient on leaving a Poor Law Institution) four.
Under Form D (which notifies the change of address of a
patient) one.
Of the total cases notified under the Order, six died :
three at their own homes and three in the Infirmary.
When a case has been removed to the Infirmary or died
at their own residence, the rooms have been disinfected and
cleansed.
In addition to the foregoing, I received seven voluntary
notifications from Brompton Hospital.
Buildings and Sewers.
I am indebted to the courtesy of the Surveyor to the
Council for the following particulars:—
Plans of houses approved (excluding those
known to be abandoned) 40
Plans for alterations and additions to
existing buildings 21
Plans for relaying house drains 17
Houses connected to soil sewer 64
Houses connected to surface water sewer 61
Houses completed for occupation 103
Number of yards of new sewers constructed
499
Number of yards of surface water sewers
constructed 499
New manholes constructed 10
New Streets.
The following new streets have been made up under the
provisions of the Private Street Works Act, 1892:—
Holmes Road.
Bonser Road.
Norcutt Road.
Warwick Road.