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Southwark 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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PROCEEDINGS TAKEN UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND
OTHER ACTS.
13 summonses were taken out during the year 1931, in respect to
offences, particulars of which are set out below. The following table
shows the number of summonses taken out in each of the several Wards:—

TABLE 16.

Summary of Sanitary Works Completed under the Public Health Act, during the year 1931.

WARD or DISTRICT.Drain reconstructed.Drain repaired.Drain Intercepted and Ventilated.Drain Unstopped.Gullies provided.Soilpipe provided or repaired.Closet provided.Closet Pan and Trap.Water apparatus repaired.Sink, Lav. & Waste Pipes.Rain Water Pipes repaired, etc.Water supply to upper floorsDraw Tap on Main.New Water Supply.Roof and Gutters repaired.Paving repaired.Dampness abated.Rooms cleansed.Sub-Floor Ventilation.Basement concreted.Staircase Ventilated.Dust-bin provided.Overcrowding abated.Miscellaneous Nuisances abated.
St. Mary Mr. Syms.16222331323111584444521—2989567132643—1782285
St. Paul Mr. Mayhew.43122910127531024548———3608310312336—82393406
St. Peter Mr. Banham.112—834223584960———180417911072——2173417
St. John Mr. White.91422427145012011011129——11763834863—1—111—316
Trinity Mr. Findley.234195327172912214311997236—4652011501344165—1668580
All Saints' Mr. Steele.341—61951345947365—1—4151177090161—299—536
St. Michael Mr. Hattersley.103116311319161145856428——1567429119971—1181294
Queen's Bldgs. Mr. Bryant.———1———5103————21114821112—57
St. Jude Mr. Bryant.17472462814125812610590314—29513064113897214310540
St. George Mr. Ede.102743611226210216013932——22805775915—1—167—361
Christchurch Mr. Bowers.8412146324349389———7511103683——34—79
St. Saviour Mr. Bowers.213794611598182797——132163314———21—67
Total122273453332011472838811076861524155242734864685108565520111705273938

TABLE 19.
These proceedings resulted as follows:—
Summonses withdrawn (with costs), the Council's
requirements having been complied with
10
Magistrates' Orders made
3
13