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 Greenford, UDC]
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Adoptive Acts, Bye-Laws and
Regulations in Force.
Infectious Diseases (Prevention; Act, 890, —Adopted in 1902.
Public Health Act Amendment Act, 1890. fart III. — Ditto 1900.
Housingof the Working Classes Act, 1890, Partlll.—Ditto 1903.
The Public Health Act Amendment Act, 1907, has not been adopted.
Common Lodging Houses No Bye-laws.
Slaughter Houses do. do.
Cleansing,&c., and removal of Refuse —Bye-laws made in
1901.
Houses let in Lodgings
Tents, Vans, Sheds, &c.
Hop-Pickers' Lodgings
Fruit,&c., Pickers'Lodgings No Bye-Laws.
Public Mortuaries
Public Cemeteries
Public Lodging Houses
Prevention of Nuisances —Bye-Laws made in
1901.
Keeping Animals —Included in Bye-
Laws as to Nuisances.
Offensive Trades —Bye-Laws made in
1906.
New Streets and Buildings —Ditto. 1901.
Removal of Offensive Matters and House Refuse
Public Conveniences
Public Baths and Washhouses
Swimming Baths
Open Spaces No Bye-Laws
Markets
Buildings, Limited Powers
Communications between Drains and Sewers
Removal of Patients
Management of P.M. Room
Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops —Regulations made
1900.