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9d81e071-052e-481d-bdb0-00ff21c40cb7 | 's provided to dwelling houses — Do., factories and workshops 1 Wash-houses provided with sinks 7 Defective and foul cisterns used for dietary purposes 15 Defective and foul rain water tanks 11 Insufficient supply of water or water cut off by M.W.B. 46 Additional Water Supply 1 Cases of overcrowding remedied 55 Dust bi... |
fafd4289-7ef3-4482-8b07-05917bb2f8bd | 2/- costs 2 March 8 Dirty and defective conditions 65a High Street, Plumstead Work done. Withdrawn. 25/- costs 3 August 2 Premises without a proper and sufficient supply of water 56 Princes Road, Plumstead Order to abate. 10/costs 4 Sept. 13 Failure to comply with a Nuisance Order 56 Princes Road, Plumstead Fined £4 10... |
0911f259-e8c5-464a-b094-1aab063fa9dc | TABLE No. 49. Sun Street. Sun Street (Infectious). Eltham. All Mortuaries. Number of bodies received: 1922 1921 (a) for inquest 104 — — 104 90 (b) for custody 15 2 3 20 42 119 2 3 124 132 Number of Post-Mortem Examinations 68 — — 68 55 f 82 CEMETERIES. TABLE No. 50. Number of Interments. 1920. 1921. 1922. Woolwich Ceme... |
fe4c920f-5cd8-4c7a-a194-7e52b47c3f1a | It is the duty of the Medical Officer of Health under Section 132 of the Factory and Workshops Act, 1901, to report specifically in his Annual Report as to the administration of the Act. The total number of factories, workshops and workplaces on the register at the end of the year was 228. The number of inspections, 51... |
9866b62a-6d7c-45a8-947d-d3cb8af30932 | Factories (Including Factory Laundries) 127 8 Workshops (Including Workshop Laundries) 347 10 Workplaces 38 1 Homeworkers' Premises 180 2 Total 692 21 2.—Defects Found. Description. Number of Defects. Found. Remedied. Nuisances under Public Health Act Want of Cleanliness 4 4 Want of Ventilation 1 1 Overcrowding — — Wan... |
c4c765b3-9a72-42aa-a8d7-c7c9fbb2e386 | 133) 2 Action taken in matters remediable under the Public Health Acts, but not under the Factory Act (S. 5). Notified by H.M. Inspector 5 Reports (of action taken) sent to H.M. Inspectors 5 Underground Bakehouses (S. 101):— In use during 1903 24 Certificates granted in. 1906 1 in 1910 1 In use during 1922 9 Workshops ... |
896c6e3d-c6e4-4d41-b3d0-eaeae5116b10 | Nature of Work. Lists received from Employers. Number of Addresses of Outworkers received from Other Councils. Number of Addresses of Outworkers forwarded to Other Councils. Prosecutions. Instances. Notices served. Prosecutions. Instances. Orders made (Sec. 109). Prosecutions (Secs. 109, 110). Twice in the year. Once i... |
6d657991-4bd3-4ec8-9533-fca91c93e9a2 | 6 755 .. .. 78 126 .. .. 158 .. .. .. 1 .. .. 52 917 2 5 154 144 .. .. 180 2 2 .. 1 .. .. 86 The Ministry of Health ask that in the report on Sanitary Administration during the year, information should be given under the heads set out below. Work of the Sanitary Inspectors under Article 19 of the Sanitary Officers' Ord... |
4e8bd15c-7bac-4fd1-9d61-4f290d276600 | The work of scavenging in Woolwich is done in two Parishes by the Works Department of the Council, and in the Parish of Plumstead it is done by a firm of Contractors. It is part of the duty of Sanitary Inspectors to supervise this work. (b) Paragraph 9 deals with certain Acts amongst them being the Rats and Mice (Destr... |
01eea6de-555e-4298-b0e3-a7f1ec7632e6 | The sanitary staff consists of one Chief Inspector, six District Inspectors, one Food and Drugs Inspector, oneWoman Sanitary Inspector, two part-time Health Visitors and Sanitary Inspectors, and two other Inspectors, one who is entirely engaged on Housing Survey work and one who is partially engaged on this work and pa... |
3674c363-6c76-4c88-a9ce-13ad614905bb | 619 visits were paid to ice-cream premises as compared with 195 in 1921; 340 visits were paid to fried fish shops, compared with 251 in 1921; 171 visits were paid to bakehouses, compared with 142 in 1921, and other premises where food is prepared, 633, compared with 226 in 1921. (a) Vendors of Fried Fish. At the end of... |
cadf5221-4bac-48fc-9b41-4a0ffaa699bc | As a result of this special inspection and the increased vigilance which followed on the part of the sanitary staff, it may be said that the improvement in the standard which was noted at the end of 1921 has continued during the year under review. (b) Vendors of Ice Cream. At the beginning of the summer season it occur... |
df20aec4-3b01-4d48-8f0a-9732f128b243 | This was of course by no means difficult because it is obvious that dealers in ice cream must advertise 88 their wares widely to the public if they want to sell. In many instances it was found that ice cream was being made, stored or sold under unsuitable conditions. The necessary notices were served, but in no cases w... |
8bfc1f87-ab00-4768-99d7-c7c1c5e60c39 | A Gram negative diplobacillus. 2. A Gram negative bacillus with polar staining. 3. Gram positive cocci in chains (streptococci). 4. Gram negative diplococci. 5. Gram positive diplococci. Cultural appearances : The preponderating organism on trypagar medium is a short coccobacillus in short and long chains. Gram negativ... |
110c09f0-a151-4e3b-a769-defa9c661df2 | Cultural Appearances : Plate is covered with a bacillus of the B. Mesenteriae type. Commentary : In neither case has evidence of the presence of organisms likely to cause epidemic illness been obtained. Taking the whole of the observations made into consideration, I consider that scraping No. 1 is fairly good, and that... |
5409e5f9-1383-4c01-93e7-622685fac5f1 | MacConkey plate cultures at 37 degrees C. A slight growth only has been obtained, including a few non-lactose fermenting organisms. Sub-cultures from these latter give none of the re-actions of B. Gaertener nor of the B. Coli groups. No. 4—Ice Cream—27th July, 1922. Direct Films : 1. Gram positive diplococci + 2. Gram ... |
6b7d9b02-b8c9-4c04-8870-c5b0c3df7dff | Yeasts also present—occasional epithelial cells seen. Quantitative estimation : Both in cold incubator and at 37 degrees C., the total count is approximately 80 million bacteria per 1 c.c. Films from these plates show a strong growth of yeasts and Gram negative bacilli. Search for B. Coli Communis and Organisms of the ... |
fbe73b82-c9dd-42da-b8e0-3f903b34e4a2 | (a) The non-lactose fermenters all gave acid and gas with saccharose, so serological tests were not proceeded with. (b) Lactose fermenters—A number of colonies tested out. Result, B. Coli Communis present in .25 c.c. of ice cream—not present in 1 c.c. of ice cream. Streptococci were absent in all hang drop preparations... |
56bd0279-5989-4aa5-9f11-0e01d6c303f8 | The absence of B. Coli Communis in all but one of the dilutions and the total absence of faecal streptococci are against faecal contamination either of ice cream or its components. (c) Other Premises where Food is Prepared for Sale or Sold. Special attention, in pursuance of the policy of the Council, has been paid dur... |
cc8bf81e-e4b9-4331-b621-4d356aa74a16 | Bakehouses 49 171 15 — Cowsheds 32 66 — — Milkshops 78 211 13 — Ice Cream Premises 224 619 31 — Slaughter-houses 8 23 — — Fried Fish Shops 69 340 35 — Premises where food is prepared (other than above) 115 633 21 — 92 Unsound Food. On 59 occasions during the year, unsound food was surrendered compared with 65 in 1921. ... |
455df051-ae74-4e31-b6fc-18d9498cbd0a | No intimation has been received during the year that farmers in the district have purchased unsound food for the food of cattle. There were no seizures. Food Poisoning. There has been no case of food poisoning in the Borough during 1922. Number and Condition of Slaughterhouses, Registered or Licensed. In tabular form b... |
6f7ada9e-c1f1-4718-bdc4-85b9060daada | The disinfecting staff numbers three. The following table shows the various rooms and articles disinfected during the year : 93 TABLE No. 54. Number of Rooms disinfected after ordinary fevers 966 „ „ tuberculosis 261 „ „ Verminous cases 48 Total number of articles disinfected 27,734 Disinfestation. The Council's Statio... |
98b01f0b-647c-4459-a1f8-53e48d9f4280 | Grand Total. Year. Boys. Girls. Total. Males. Females Total. 1919 1919 1816 3735 13 8 21 3756 1920 1955 1678 3633 23 6 29 3662 1921 1219 1112 2331 26 6 32 2363 1922 394 1493 1887 9 7 16 1903 Action Taken with Regard to Dairies, Cowsheds and Milkshops. The Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act, 1922, makes it obligatory upon... |
c9784e6a-c002-43f5-af29-5d87118f39d2 | The Act gives the Council power under certain conditions to refuse to register a retail purveyor of milk or to remove such a person from the register. This Act came into force on the 1st September, 1922, and considerably amplifies the powers of the Council already existing under the London County Council (General Power... |
b652eef1-c0a4-4b59-820c-fbdcb0f45da2 | This Order empowers the local Authority to grant licences under certain conditions, but no such licence had been issued by the end of the year. All the dairies and milkshops in the Borough have been regularly inspected during the year. There are 12 cowsheds in the Borough in which there are 524 milch cows. These cowshe... |
806cb047-c64d-4d69-b262-0fb74982ffef | 258 13 Separated Milk 7 — 7 — Cream — 3 3 2 Preserved Cream 3 5 8 1 Butter 18 78 96 — Lard — 7 7 — Coffee 2 8 10 2 Cocoa — 19 19 — Mustard — 4 4 — Ground Ginger — 4 4 — Tinned Peas 1 3 4 2 Tinned Fruit — 2 2 — Jam — 6 6 — Beef Sausages — 6 6 — Dripping — 8 8 — Fish Paste — 4 4 — Meat Paste — 2 2 — Whisky — 6 6 — Dried ... |
79fe3c8c-4a52-40b0-9541-1ad2994f1bd6 | Ointment — 6 6 — 289 217 506 20 The percentage of adulterated samples, 3.9, compares with 6 and 1.6 in the preceding two years. 96 The number of samples taken on Sundays was 16, one of which was adulterated. In the certificate furnished by the Public Analyst in the case of milk, a fat percentage figure is given for eac... |
ffe97dd0-025b-448d-9360-98a33ed236e3 | 4.5 % and over — 2 1 4 % and under 4.5 % 17 12 31 3.5 % and under 4.0 % 131 95 104 3 % and under 3.5 % 80 98 113 Below 3 % 6 14 9 234 221 258 Tables shewing the prosecutions instituted under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts and the action taken under the Milk and Cream Regulations are given below. 97 TABLE No. 58. Prose... |
18202ab2-c0d5-41c8-b1de-21da38f6daae | Bread and Butter Consisted of Bread and Margarine Joyce's Cafe, Ltd., la Herbert Road, Plumstead Pine £2 and £1/18/0 costs 2 Bread and Butter Consisted of Bread and Margarine A. Harrington, 148 Sandy Hill Road, Plumstead Fine £1 and £1/18/0 costs 3 Coffee Contained 7% of chicory T. M. Hall, 205 Albert Road, North Woolw... |
cf7c07e4-d9ff-45ca-b7c0-3a57f9f99917 | False Warranty to G. Woolsey United Dairies Wholesale, Ltd. Dismissed 7 do. 14.33% deficient in fat and coloured with annatto W. G. Gittings, 59 Tuam Road, Plumstead Pine £1 and 21s. costs G 98 TABLE No. 58—continued. No. Article. Nature of Offence. Name and Address of Vendor. Result of Proceedings. 8 Milk 26.6% defici... |
0e7294d4-dae4-42eb-8252-fba8cb0bf08b | 14.33% deficient in fat W. M. Forward, North Moor Farm, Gillingnam, Dorset £2/2/0 costs 12 do. 12.66% deficient in fat and contained 10.24% added water J. Grace, 18 Broadway, Bexley Road, Eltham Fine £2 and 21s. costs 13 do. Contained 4.82% of added water F. F. Wilkinson, 52 Whitworth Road, Plumstead Fine £3 and 21s. c... |
5ee0faef-0cef-4ed0-9b43-8cd65d385e3d | Percentage and Nature of preservative found in each sample. Action taken. Milk 265 (including 7 separated milk) 1 .018 % boric acid Explanation asked for and accepted Cream 3 2 .39 % boric acid Informal sample .09 % „ „ „ 2. Cream sold as Preserved Cream : (a) Instances in which samples have been submitted to analysis ... |
069b05a6-5134-4994-8c28-638c0009cbdf | — G 2 100 (c) Instances where (apart from analysis) the quirements as to labelling or declaration of Preserved Cream in Article V (1) and the proviso in Article V (2) of the Regulations have not been observed Nil (d) Particulars of each case in which the Regulations have not been complied with, and action taken Nil 3. ... |
7af5c87e-7de6-4a45-b8cd-1108e6f2e45e | In the form requested by the Ministry of Health is shewn below the names and qualifications and year of appointment of the members of the Public Health staff at the 31st December, 1922. The nursing and domestic staff of the Home for Ailing Babies is not included. Year appointed. Name. Qualifications. Appointment. †1918... |
91667879-5120-4e5b-b476-07688a63ad4d | Assistant Medical Officer for Maternity and Child Welfare (Part time) 1891 Smith, Sir W. R. M.D., D.Sc., D.P.H., L.L.D., F.R.S. (Edin.) Public Analyst (Part time) *1890 Duck, A. G. F.S.I.A., Cert. Royal San.Inst., Cert. Meat and other foods Chief Sanitary Inspector *1896 Little, W. Cert. Royal San. Inst., Cert. Meat an... |
d0e7c0d6-8867-4d6e-b829-59b2e0af8912 | Meat and other foods Sanitary Inspector 102 Year appointed. Name. Qualifications. Appointment. *1909 Shaw, H. Cert. Royal San. Inst., Cert. San. Insp. Exam. Board., Cert. San. Insp. Assocn.. Cert. Meatand other foods Sanitary Inspector *1920 Pendrill, H. W. Cert. San. Insp. Exam. Board, Cert. Meat and other foods Sanit... |
8070111c-0b4e-4e85-be53-0c3b74f3396c | San. Insp. Exam. Board. Cert. Royal San. Inst. Woman Sanitary Inspector †1917 Latham, Miss K. Cert. San. Insp. Exam. Board., Cert. Royal San. Inst., C.MB. Health Visitors' Certificate Health Visitor *†l918 Garside, Mrs. M. Cert. San. Insp. Exam. Board, C.M.B. Health Visitors' Certificate Health Visitor and Sanitary Ins... |
d886dd17-0e68-41a3-86f2-769fa6b2494f | Health Visitor and Sanitary Inspector †1920 Campbell, Miss M. Cert. General Hospital Training. C. M. B. Cert. San.Insp.Exam. Board Health Visitor †1920 Morgan, Miss F. Cert. General Hospital Training, C. M. B. Health Visitors' Cert. Maternity and Child Welfare Cert. Health Visitor 103 Year appointed. Name. Qualificatio... |
b7651d2a-8749-4c4c-90f4-651b33a60fdd | Tuberculosis Visitor †l921 Walker, Miss C. Dispensing Cert. Health Visitors' Cert. Dispenser, and Tuberculosis Visitor †1922 Morrison, Mrs. L. - Lay Organiser †1921 Cross, Miss S. Cert. General Hospital Training. C.M.B. Matron, Home for Ailing Babies Clerks: Britter, A. Taylor, S. G. Smith, H, S. †Stephenson, Miss D. C... |
0f043023-d69c-4e2b-8896-0caf21b47658 | In accordance with the instructions of the Ministry of Health, the following tabular statement is shown:— TABLE No. 60. Number of new houses erected during the year :— (a) Total 138 (b) As part of a municipal housing scheme 108 I.—Unfit Dwelling Houses. Inspection. (1) Total number of dwelling houses inspected for hous... |
4528e9a8-4a09-4030-a091-ceeaee3a4e22 | * Number of defective dwelling houses rendered fit in consequence of informal action by the Local Authority or their officers 3,193 *Includes intimation notices. 105 3.—Action under Statutory Powers. (a) Proceedings under Section 28 of the Housing, Town Planning, etc. |
38440260-6469-473c-b7ae-17e57011685d | Act, 1919:— (1) Number of dwelling houses in respect of which notices were served requiring repairs Nil (2) Number of dwelling houses which were rendered fit:— (a) By Owners Nil (b) By Local Authority in default of Owners Nil (3) Number of dwelling houses in respect of which closing orders became operative in pursuance... |
43c0fc4d-1192-427c-a48a-c94597747dbb | Act, 1909:— (1) Number of representations made with a view to the making of closing orders 10 (2) Number of dwelling houses in respect of which closing orders were made 6 (3) Number of dwelling houses in respect of which closing orders were determined, the dwelling houses having been rendered fit 2 (4) Number of dwelli... |
b99ac564-a378-4db6-868f-c0d348a71623 | At the end of 1922, 300 new houses had been occupied, 98 were in course of erection and, subject to satisfactory tenders being received, the erection of 50 additional houses had been approved, making a grand total of 448 houses. The number of houses completed by private enterprise during 1922 was 30. Census Statistics.... |
39804d3e-884d-489f-b6a0-fd7084cd42e7 | Sculleries, landings, bath rooms, etc., are not included in the number of rooms. It should be noted that the number of rooms per person is 1.03, compared with 0.96, the figure for the Administrative County of London. 107 TABLE No. 61. Ward. Private Families. Population in Private Families. Structurally separate dwellin... |
e326c2bd-44a0-473f-950a-79252ec09c35 | George's 1290 5403 853 4811 0.89 6.33 Burrage 2354 8606 1688 9333 1.08 5.10 Herbert 2362 8935 1839 11105 1.24 4.85 Glyndon 2463 9541 1829 8998 0.94 5.22 St. Margaret's 3455 13490 2750 14810 1.10 4.90 Central 2501 8739 1851 10148 1.16 4.72 St. |
db898ca9-15fe-4dd3-9699-b18bff075bea | Nicholas 6159 24682 4759 23380 0.95 5.19 Eltham 6675 27405 6009 31447 1.15 4.56 The Borough 33,647 131,956 26,048 136,207 1.03 5.07 108 Of the 26,048 structurally separate dwellings occupied by private families:—1,760, or 7 per cent., consisted of 1-3 rooms and were occupied by 1,819 families; 14,010 or 54 per cent., c... |
d208243b-f610-4c9c-be7b-24a6ab3e540b | 89 per cent, of all structurally separate dwellings in Woolwich consisted of structurally undivided private houses, 4 per cent, of flats and tenements, and 7 per cent, were attached to offices, shops, etc. The corresponding figures for the administrative county were 68, 21 and 11 per cent. The number of unoccupied dwel... |
57588506-9a09-40d4-881d-442c3ebdcb2d | In London, most families live in three rooms, whereas four is the predominant figure in Woolwich. In Woolwich the number of persons living three or more in a room was 1,094; more than two per room, 10,270; between one and two persons per room, 54,477. The percentage living more than two to a room was 7.8 compared with ... |
2df91df9-da28-4830-ae2e-fb1d0bc8af7d | Total Private Families 2222 4751 5484 9202 5967 5013 642 366 33,647 Private families, less "families" of only 1 person 1104 4177 5232 9015 5893 4946 628 363 31,358 Census: Percentage Living in These Units of Occupation: 1911 4.7 9.7 16.4 23.3 20.8 20.4 2.8 1.9 100.00 1921 6.6 14.1 16.3 27.4 17.7 14.9 1.9 1.1 100.00 110... |
219ac683-76d1-4b06-9e6a-ccbb023cf39f | The worst areas in the district were inspected in 1920 so that the houses inspected during this year are of a slightly better character and are therefore not comparable with those of the previous two years. The records have been made on cards and the details have been recorded under the headings set out in the Housing ... |
f5bf1d5c-d567-4cd7-a5bf-b5cdf0568158 | The summarised results for the year are as follows:— Grade 1.—In such a state by reason of impossibility to provide adequate light, ventilation, floor levels, height and size of rooms, and other defects of construction, as not to be capable of remedy, and should be on a schedule or included in an area 27 Grade 2.—Unfit... |
3079c209-e2fb-4dc1-9901-057151b3d7e4 | Act, 1919, or the Public Health (London) Act, 1891 887 Grade 4.—Pew defects, capable of being remedied under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891 1,323 Grade 5.—Satisfactory 1,726 Total 3,987 111 In addition to the details required to be recorded by the above-mentioned Regulations, a record is made of the number of per... |
13a592d6-e091-4bd5-9e44-8e936bc1129c | 1920 2075 333 272 437 604 5.6 .83 1921 2145 298 357 364 697 5.5 .87 1922 3384 371 232 390 1309 5.3 .94 Unhealthy Areas. No areas have been represented under Part 1 of the Housing Act, 1890, and no complaints that areas were unhealthy have been made. ACTION UNDER THE HOUSING, TOWN PLANNING, ETC., ACT, 1909. Closing Orde... |
01f61f24-a706-4f3e-be86-19de5d2eca40 | Remarks. 1922. 1922. Jan. 13 56a Elm Street Mar. 17 Cenverted for other purposes Feb. 10 5 Thrift Cottages April 10 Do. Feb. 10 7 Thrift Cottages May 12 Do. April 7 22 Walmer Road — House rendered fit without further action April 7 20 Earl Street — Do. May 12 51 Earl Street July 10 House rendered fit May 12 77 Earl Str... |
f3c6db3d-4ace-4e22-a49b-e401fe12f83b | 22 January 13th. 14 February 10th. 24 March 10th. 10 April 7th. 15 May 12th. 14 June 16th. 1 October 13th. Private Enterprise:— 51 Artillery Place January 13th. "Brynewelon," Eaglesfield Road January 13th. 113 "Pitlochrie," Shooters Hill Road January 13th. 21 Glenlea Road March 10th. 23 Glenlea Road March 10th. 131 Egl... |
3a9dd7e7-e6d4-4693-bd90-a5c893e78145 | "Kalgan," The Broadway, Eltham July 7th. "The Bungalow," Glenlea Road May 12th. "Clovelly," Dunvegan Road May 12th. la Glenlyon Road June 16th. "Melinda," Glenlea Road June 16th. "Lindenlea," Halfway Street June 16th. "Langley," Westmount Road September 15th. 12 Glenlyon Road September 15th. "Hazeldene," Westmount Road... |
64936cff-c876-478e-9a37-e0af7c622c69 | "The King's Arms," P.H., Eltham December 8th. H 114 APPENDICES. ADDITIONAL CENSUS TABLES. 1. Occupations of Woolwich Inhabitants (over 12 years). Males Females I Fishermen 2 - II Agricultural occupations 414 30 III Mining and quarrying occupations 15 — IV Makers of coke, lime, cement, etc. 12 4 V Makers of bricks, pott... |
3b3bcd92-b563-426d-b5c9-9d8b1db08ba4 | 187 14 XI Workers in skins; leather goods makers 219 28 XII Textile workers 46 62 XIII Makers of textile goods and articles of dress 645 1,823 XIV Makers of foods, drinks and tobacco 528 189 XV Workers in wood and furniture 1,586 51 XVI Paper workers ; printers, etc. 416 140 XVII Builders, bricklayers, etc. 1,488 3 XVI... |
e0b19eb3-b106-4fb8-b7d9-9d45fc71f50a | 210 118 XXVII Persons employed in personal service 1,344 4,451 XXIX Warehousemen, packers, etc. 2,249 2,438 XXX Stationary engine drivers 1,198 217 XXXI All other occupations 6,822 178 Total occupied 47,719 15,763 XXXII Total unoccupied 6,417 39,868 Total occupied and unoccupied 54,136 55,631 115 2. Birth-places of the... |
f3474cc0-0a02-4e62-83ee-c41cec75d418 | 1,168 1,048 2,216 Foreign Countries 427 342 769 Born at Sea 25 22 47 Not Stated 197 196 393 3. Marital State in Age Groups.—Woolwich. 1921. Age. Sex. Single. Married. Widowed. Divorced. 0—15 Males 19,429 - - - Females 19,060 — — — 15—45 Males 16,675 16,360 265 30 Females 14,853 18,612 932 20 Over 45 Males 1,497 13.506 ... |
e894009b-7947-485f-8cd9-1c75376e4f3c | Orphanhood of Children under 15.—Woolwich, 1921. Males. Females. Totals. Total Children living under 15 years 19,429 19,060 38,489 Both Parents alive 17,578 17,172 34,750 Father dead 1,115 1,170 2,285 Mother dead 418 426 844 Both Parents dead 73 84 157 No Statement or Not Known 245 208 453 |
32481bac-2f3e-4370-a79c-2bae00bb8440 | Woo 23 AC 4372 Metropolitan Borough of Woolwich. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH FOR WOOLWICH. 1923. BY J. MACMILLAN, D.S.O., M.C., M.B., D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health. Woolwicb: Pryce & Bon, Ltd. (T.U. Federation), 31-35 Powib Street. 1924. Metropolitan Borough of Woolwich. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MEDI... |
b75ad848-1183-411f-bc04-35b8af50411a | 2 Public Health and Housing Committee— (At 31st December, 1923) His Worship the Mayor (Councillor J. Newman, J.P.). Councillor Miss G. E. Walters (Chairman). Councillor Miss M. Crout, J.P. (Vice-Chairman). Alderman— Mrs. Dormer. Counciillors— R. M. W. Allen P. Chinnery. H. A. Hart. J. Lee. Rev. J. F. Matthews. W. C. Mo... |
92d33441-dab0-4482-86d1-fdf2012a69d0 | Councillor Miss G. E. Walters (Chairman). Councillor Miss M. Crout, J.P. (Vice-Chairman). Alderman Mrs. E. Dormer. Councillor P. Chinnery. Councillor Rev. J. F. Matthews. Councillor Mrs. M. E. T. Smith. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS. page Public Health and Housing Committee 2 Maternity and Child Welfare Committee 2 do. do. Visit... |
9880c833-12a3-414a-b2e0-e82db5032934 | Notifications 39 Deaths of Notified Cases 44 Notifications each year since 1901 45 Measles 46 Scarlet Fever 46 Diphtheria 49 Do. —Three yearly incidence 50 Enteric Fever 53 Pneumonia. Malaria, Dysentery and Trench Fever 54 Ophthalmia Neonatorum 8 Puerperal Fever 59 Zymotic Enteritis 59 Acute Poliomyelitis 59 Other Noti... |
714ee044-cfb3-490d-8c67-53188c69108a | Administrative Action 83 Work of the Centres 84 Treatment—Dental Scheme 86 Work of the Health Visitors 86 Supply of Milk to Necessitous, Expectant and Nursing Mothers, and Young Children 88 Feeding of Infants in Woolwich 89 Rate of Growth of Woolwich Infants 91 VI.—Laboratory Work. Public Analyst 100 Bacteriological Ex... |
a469b2d5-1910-41a5-a669-c6efc0107fab | Adoptive Acts, By-laws and Regulations in force in the District 101 Closet Accommodation 104 Scavenging 104 Complaints 104 Drainage 104 Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Acts 105 Inhabited House Duty 106 Houses Let in Lodgings 106 5 page Underground Sleeping Rooms 106 Destruction of Rats 107 Rag Flo... |
ef627afb-145e-49ff-b724-bc9774f47675 | General Housing Conditions 134 Housing Survey—Fitness of Houses 136 Do. Overcrowding 138 Unhealthy Areas 138 Action taken under Housing Acts 138 New Houses 139 Meteorology. 6 PREFACE. To the Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of the Metropolitan Borough of Woolwich. Mb. Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen, I have the honour to su... |
77684a3d-3672-4b34-9808-384c7be1f8d2 | The marriage rate, 169, compares with 165 in 1922. The death rate, 9'9, is the lowest in the metropolitan area and the in. fantile mortality rate, 43, is the second lowest in the Metropolitan Boroughs, and both these rates are the lowest in the records of the Borough. Excluding cases of measles and tuberculosis, 876 no... |
88af1a8f-4de6-41dd-91aa-ad9830b973ca | It is estimated that there are 2,289 notified cases of tuberculosis living in the district, and that 929 of these persons are suffering from active tuberculosis. An essential element in dealing with this disease is the formation of a Care Committee whose function is to deal with the social and economic side of the fami... |
d846254e-343e-4a99-b67e-93ad101827b1 | Twenty years ago an infantile mortality rate of 43 did not appear to be within the realm of practicability, but the solid advance in this work during the last decade leads one to look forward to an even lower infantile mortality rate in the future, and particularly so in the first month of life. The attendance at the c... |
b214bc27-3cca-48e5-92c7-8ca50cabaa48 | Details of the work of supervision of the food supplies, a matter of great importance, are given in that section of the report dealing with Sanitary Administration. The staff have carried out their duties during the year in a thorough and conscientious manner and personally I owe much to them for the zeal they have she... |
f213a100-1f71-4a92-abb8-91f4f76bfbef | Area (acres) 8,282 Population, 1921 140,389 Number of Inhabited Houses, 1921 26,048 Number of Families or Separate Occupiers, 1921 33,647 Rateable Value, October, 1923 £954,085 Sum represented by a penny rate, October, 1923 £3,975 Population. The population of the Borough at the time of the Census, 1921, consisted of 1... |
1c515e63-dcef-46c6-8858-45623e00a26a | In estimating the population in the various registration districts, I have followed a similar method and have made use of the information available in the Housing Department as to movement from other parts of the Borough to Eltham. 10 The estimated figures are as follows:— Estimated Population. Woolwich 32,620 West Plu... |
baf70529-d230-4a57-ad44-8d887ccee5fb | This excess of the day population is a feature of central London Boroughs and is not, as a rule, noted in the peripheral Boroughs. There are many large works on the borders of Woolwich and in the influx of workers to these places lies the explanation of this fact. It will be seen from Table No. 1 that 16,397 Woolwich r... |
1abccf16-d17d-4a50-a3bf-7d59efa580e7 | in viz. in London 11,098 12,603 City of London . 2,729 — Battersea 31 129 Bermondsey 336 276 Bethnal Green — 103 Camberwell 258 1,154 Chelsea 67 38 Deptford 266 1,133 Finsbury 282 49 Fulham 36 69 Greenwich 2,016 5,338 Hackney 38 150 Hammersmith 61 57 Hampstead 30 29 Holborn 414 28 Islington 98 210 Kensington 107 64 Lam... |
58b45386-baba-4eab-a178-1528497bf4ea | viz. in viz. in London—continued. Southwark 364 390 Stepney 218 207 Stoke Newington — 27 Wandsworth 79 315 Westminster 1,905 . . 93 London (Undefined) 39 — Essex 2,341 5,575 Barking 21 147 East Ham — 1,785 Lford 28 170 Leyton — 401 Romford 77 — Southend-on-Sea — 77 West Ham 2,132 2,663 Walthamstow — 115 Wanstead — 29 W... |
cb064237-4406-46e4-9726-a9486963d1df | 68 38 Erith 1,125 1,009 13 Enumerated in Woolwich but working elsewhere. Working in Woolwich but enumerated elsewhere. Area. (16,397). (23,082). viz. in viz. in Kent—continued. |
641503b1-3a85-40be-8a25-43b87ef77346 | Gillingham — 22 Gravesend — 28 Margate — 45 Penge — 65 Ramsgate — 30 Sidcup 53 177 Middlesex 223 571 Acton 29 20 Ealing — 27 Edmonton — 61 Enfield — 28 Hendon — 25 Hornsey — 49 Tottenham 24 142 Willesden 52 50 Wood Green — 34 Surrey 121 438 Croydon 37 213 Richmond 26 — Mitcham — 24 Sutton — 24 Wimbledon — 39 Other Part... |
4bc2f6f8-0002-4f5e-9ebc-a1ee42e4aa31 | Males Females I Fishermen 2 — II Agricultural occupations 414 30 III Mining and quarrying occupations 15 — IV Makers of coke, lime, cement, etc. 12 4 V Makers of bricks, pottery, glass, etc 106 18 VI Workers in chemicals, paints, etc. 1,223 66 VII Metal workers 8,525 214 VIII Workers in precious metals 80 11 IX Electri... |
1aa1f3d0-80a7-4f72-9dd1-fbbc8e134f3e | 1,488 3 XVIII Painters and Decorators 1,032 9 XIX Workers in other materials 157 35 XX Workers in mixed or undefined materials (not elsewhere enumerated) 183 328 XXI Workers in gas, water and electricity supply. 138 — XXII Transport workers.. 4,583 307 XXIII Commercial and financial occupations 3,241 1,822 XXIV Public ... |
9a279718-72ab-41ca-8809-a6f56014b036 | 210 118 XXVII Persons employed in personal service ., 1,344 4,451 XXVIII Clerks and Draughtsmen 2,249 2,438 XXIX Warehousemen, Storekeepers and Packers 1,198 217 XXX Stationary engine drivers, Dynamo and Motor Attendants 738 — XXXI Other and undefined 6,822 178 Total occupied 47,719 15,763 XXXII Total unoccupied 6,417 ... |
97ba483b-f44e-4850-9575-9b06fed310da | Births—Legitimate 2,973 „ Illegitimate 74 2,867 Birth Rate 205 Deaths 1,387 Death Rate 9'9 Number of women dying in, or in consequence of child birth 5 (a) From Sepsis 3 (b) From other causes 2 Deaths of Infants under 1 year 123 (a) Legitimate 113 (b) Illegitimate 10 Infantile Mortality Rate 43 Deaths from Measles (all... |
246d48d7-7199-470b-9003-03d8f057daac | of Non-residents registered in the District. of Residents not registered in the District. Under 1 Yr. of Age. At all Ages. Number. Rate. Number. Rate per 1,000 Nett Births. Number. Rate. |
555a5a82-6b1e-4371-b561-9d1b7f589017 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1919 a 136,237 2737 19.3 1519 116 276 235 86 1679 12.3 b 141,918 1920 a 141,666 3658 24.7 1328 113 272 224 61 1487 10.5 b 147,827 1921 c 136,307 3197 23.5 1365 90 319 197 62 1594 11.7 d 140,389 1922 c 138,254 2941 21.3 1354 98 347 184 62 1603 11.6 d 142,350 1923 c 140,000 2867 20.5 1198 64 253 1... |
b5a38fae-41c3-4afa-9eaf-2ba22b276f7e | a Population for Death Rate. b Population for Birth Rate, c Civil Population. d Including Military. Area of District in acres (exclusive of area covered by water) .. 8,282 Census, 1921. Total Population, all ages 140,389 Civilian Population, all ages 136,307 BIRTHS. During the year 2,939 births were registered in Woolw... |
00aec995-9262-4188-85b9-5314c2ca712f | Woolwich 402 121 823 West Plumstead 398 354 752 East Plumstead 339 320 669 Eltham 318 315 633 The Borodgh 1457 1410 2867 The birth rate, calculated on the civilian population, was 20'5 compared with 21'3 in 1922. Notification of Births. During the year, 2,864 live births were notified. This is at the rate of 97 per cen... |
6a928a91-2115-485e-8fde-326d39a72fdd | 6 shews the number of births in each year since 1919, the birth rate for the same period for Woolwich, London, England and Wales, the number of live and still births notified each year and the percentage of notified births. B 18 TABLE No. 6. Year Woolwich. London England & Wales Woolwich. Percentage of births notified ... |
a050c190-0fe1-4d35-96f9-884071280e54 | of Stillbirths 1919 2737 19.3 18.3 18.5 2645 67 97 1920 3658 24.7 26.5 25.4 3463 112 95 1921 3197 23.5 22.3 22.4 3011 91 94 1922 2941 21 3 21.0 20'6 2884 72 98 1923 2867 20.5 20.2 19.7 2864 93 97 Natural Increase of Population. The natural increase of population is the excess of births over deaths. In 1920 it was 2,171... |
e2e52127-a80c-4e53-bb30-5c639b617f09 | 7 shews the birth rates in each registration district (after correction for outward and inward transfers) each year since 1919. TABLE No. 7. Period. Woolwich West Plumstead East Plumstead Eltham The Borough 1919 21.4 16.9 19.1 20'6 19.3 1920 30.4 21.9 241 23.2 24.7 1921 29.9 22.0 21.2 21.3 23.5 1922 26.1 18.9 20.1 20.8... |
16708f55-d5d5-46b2-bc16-681bcec9b0bc | In 1923, 60 were registered in Woolwich and 22 inward transfers and 8 outward transfers were made by the Registrar General. The nett figure for the Borough is therefore 74. TABLE No. 8. Year. Number of Illegitimate births. Illegitimate birth rate per 1,000 births. 1919 151 55.2 1920 141 38.5 1921 80 25.0 1922 106 36.0 ... |
45135291-f93e-4eaf-ae34-716289ad4b0d | The nett deaths were 1,387 and the nett death rate 9.9. In 1922 it was 11.6. The death rate 9.9 is the lowest amongst the Metropolitan Boroughs. In 1923 the death rate for England and Wales was 11.6, for London 11.2 and the mean death rate for the 105 Great Towns was 11.6. b 2 20 The death rates for each registration d... |
2257600d-5ef1-4f4b-bb78-40d1425a01d7 | 13.5 10.2 8.6 11.7 1922 13.9 11.7 10 5 10.1 11.6 1923 12.1 10.5 9.7 6.9 9.9 The seasonal mortality in the four quarters of the year was as follows:—First quarter, 10.8; second quarter, 10.2; third quarter, 8.6; fourth quarter, 10.1. DEATHS IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. In tabular form is shewn below the number of deaths of W... |
de6558eb-9dba-40c9-a542-d8b24712924e | 11.—Birth-rate, Death-rate, and Analysis of Mortality during the Year 1923. The following three Tables are self-explanatory. Birth rate per 1,000 total population. Annual Death-rate per 1,000 Population. Rate per 1,000 Births. Percentage of Total Deaths. All Causes. _ . . Enteric Fever. j Small-pox. Measles. Scarlet Fe... |
84882fec-27b6-4198-a4aa-ce70cdd5e71a | 7 69 920 6.9 1.1 105 County Boroughs and Great Towns, including London 20.4 11.6 0.01 0.00 0.15 0.03 0.12 0.09 0.22 0.40 9.9 72 92.2 7.2 0.6 157 Smaller Towns (1921 adjusted Populations 20,000— 50,000) 19.8 10.6 0.01 — 0.19 0.02 9 0.10 0.06 0.21 0.38 6.4 69 92.6 6.1 1.3 London 20.2 11.2 0.01 0.00 0.08 0.02 0.09 0.13 0.... |
db6d2ef3-1084-4867-8b47-53218af8d210 | 8 9.1 0.1 WOOLWICH 20.5 9.9 — — — 0.03 0.03 0.01 0.17 0.29 0.07 43 90.8 9.2 — 22 TABLE No. 12. Deaths of Woolwich Residents Registered during the Calendar Year 1923, classified by age and cause Causes of Death. Nett Deaths at the subjoined Ages of " Residents " whether occurring within or without the District. All Ages... |
0a911c35-5b5b-4e93-b4be-0acc64c4d40b | All causes 1387 123 12 20 44 72 173 397 266 280 Enteric Fever .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Small-pox .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Measles .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Scarlet Fever 4 .. .. .. 33 .. .. 1 .. .. Whooping Cough 4 4 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Diphtheria 2 .. .. 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. Influenza 24 .. .. .. 3 3 ... |
e5b2af7a-b3a9-4971-93ad-0657871e5c44 | 172 .. .. .. 8 38 75 48 3 .. Other Tuberculous Diseases 19 1 1 4 5 3 2 3 .. .. Cancer, malignant disease 175 .. .. .. .. 1 13 97 46 18 Rheumatic Fever 7 .. .. .. 2 3 2 .. .. Diabetes 10 .. .. .. .. 1 1 4 2 2 Cerebral haemorrhage, &c. 102 .. .. .. .. .. 1 31 38 32 23 TABLE No. 12—continued. Nett Deaths at the subjoined ... |
5f62ab20-090f-48a2-838e-8b9adfa080fa | 65 and under 75. 75 and upwards. Heart Disease 166 .. .. .. .. 3 13 65 49 36 Arterio-sclerosis 39 .. .. .. .. .. 1 6 18 14 Bronchitis 93 2 1 .. .. .. 5 20 26 39 Pneumonia (all forms) 65 13 2 .. 3 2 9 18 7 7 Other Respiratory Diseases 10 .. .. .. .. 1 1 4 1 3 Ulcer of Stomach or Duodenum 11 .. .. .. .. .. 3 5 3 .. Diarr... |
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