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7976d85f-1f0c-4387-8710-823bf9cdce00 | B. WHITCHURCH-HOWELL Superintendent Physiotherapist:Mr. T. HYND OrthoptIst:Miss M. LEWIS Page 5 TOWN HALL, BARKING, ESSEX December 1962 To the Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of the Borough of Barking Mr. Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen, In presenting my Annual Report, I should like to thank my colleagues and members of th... |
1e73b0b5-e87e-4519-8e5b-ca707b3e50f6 | HEALTH EDUCATION This much talked about aspect of Public Health work has spread into more varied groups than here to for, viz. women's organisations, mothers* meetings, youth groups and, through the physical education instructors and other teachers, into the schools. We would like to see much more done in this line but... |
60c8e929-f5f1-458c-b9bd-b6c640b0481f | Residential accommodation for aged persons continues to be developed to meet the increasing demand and a newly purpose-built home is in course of erection in barking and when completed will accommodate 61 persons. Welfare services for blind and other classes of handicapped persons are available in many ways, these incl... |
46ccaf0c-c96a-460d-a4b6-ce69042d6101 | Page 7 page 8 COUNTY COUNCIL OF ESSEX - WELFARE COMMITTEE RESIDENTIAL AND WELFARE SERVICES - 1961 (National Assistance Act 1948) 1. Number of Barking residents in accommodation provided under Section 21 (l)(a) of National Assistance Act 1948 2. Number admitted to residential accommodation during 1961. 3. Number admitte... |
d448bd3a-e7f1-4e28-b815-ac74f367e11d | Registered Number employed in: Blind Partially Sighted Defective Sighted Sheltered Workshops Home Workers Scheme Open Industry Male Female Total Male Female Women Children 14 39 53 6 6 4 7 99 38 6 1 2 12 211 143 PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 1961 - SECTION 41 It was not necessary to take action under this Section of the Act during... |
a332452a-fcdd-43a8-97a3-50166bf30cf6 | MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH Population The estimated population of Barking at each mid-year for the past decade, as notified by the Registrar General, is given below:- 1952 77,140 1953 76,800 1954 76,580 1955 75,990 1956 75,560 1957 75,070 1958 74,850 1959 74,980 1960 74,920 1961 72,290 Births During 1961 there were regi... |
7559183b-8f53-47ef-9429-121887b3c53c | Still-Births:- Males Females Total Legitimate 13 9 22 Illegitimate 2 2 4 Totals 15 11 26 Total Live and Still-births 501 450 951 page 9 Birth Rate per 1,000 of Estimated Population 12.795 Birth Rate adjusted by Comparability Factor of 0.95 = 12.24 Still-Birth Rate per 1,000 (Live and Still) Births 27.34 Proportion of I... |
0741c68c-c9a8-4a07-ad3b-5ba5edd9c721 | The following tables show the causes of infant deaths:- INFANTILE MORTALITY-1961 Cause of Death Age at Death 0-1 mth. 1-3 mths. 3-6 mths. 6-9 9-12 mths. mths. Total under 1 year Prematurity 8 1 – – – 9 Congenital Abnormality 1 – 2 – - 3 1 Atelectasis 2 _ _ _ – 2 I Birth Injury 2 – – – – 2 1 Totals 13 1 2 – – 16 Of the ... |
3574fc7d-df3b-4dc5-a098-dcc565e37a1a | Total 8 – – – 8 Atelectasis 2 – – – I Birth Injury 2 – – – 2 Congenital Abnormality 1 – – – 1 Totals 13 – – – 13 The Neo-natal death rate was 14.05 Page 10 Prematurity still remains a major factor in infant and neo-natal mortality and Keel that much research is needed before we overcome this obstacle. DEATHS Causes of ... |
63ee6ed3-841d-4c54-bd5c-fb3dcc428250 | 96 Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System 82 Other Causes 38 Infant deaths and Congenital Malformations 21 Accidents, Poisonings and Violence 17 Diseases of Stomach and Digestive System 16 Tuberculosis and other Infectious diseases 14 Pregnancy, Childbirth and Abortion 1 Total 719 You will note that 'cancer' and 'hea... |
254f9c6c-c224-4a24-9468-fc0fb021a652 | Crude Death Rate per 1,000 Estimated Population 9.946 Adjusted Death Rate (Comparability Factor 1.41) 14.02 INFECTIOUS DISEASES The following notifications were received during the year:- Measles 1,112 Tuberculosis: Respiratory32) 40 Non-Respiratory 8) Scarlet Fever 32 Whooping Cough 28 Pneumonia 28 Food Poisoning 21 P... |
84706e27-ed43-47a9-950f-47d2f135ddf6 | With regard to housing, a start has been made by the Corporation in association with the Essex County Council to provide purpose-built accommodation for old people at Lovelace Gardens where the following 22 units of accommodation have been provided, viz:- 6 Two-bedroom bungalows (including that of the Warden) 12 Double... |
87a5162b-eb73-48d0-9a1a-b1c2a9224823 | In cool nection with the latter, approximately 1 million vouchers to the value of approximately £40,000 were issued during the year and, in addition, the meals on wheels service continued to operate on behalf of homebound old folk. The meals service is now a well established feature of this town and I am sure it is one... |
76a56562-e09c-4b4b-bfdb-54fce9ef43bb | Co-operation with the County Welfare Department has be excellent and much appreciated. ESTABLISHMENTS FOR MASSAC AND SPECIAL TREATMENT Licences were issued during the year in respect of four establishments which are governed by the Borough's bye-laws. LAUNDRY SERVICE Your laundry service for the chronic sick and elderl... |
48ae612f-8d1b-4d3f-b2e8-3f31ea9d2592 | 1955 37 25 1 – 2 3 68 30 98 1956 31 15 1 – 2 1 50 32 82 1957 22 6 – – 4 3 35 22 57 1958 20 14 – – 2 2 38 28 66 1959 20 17 – 1 1 2 41 38 79 I960 27 14 – – 1 2 44 29 73 1961 17 15 1 1 2 2 38 22 62 Dr.. J. T. Paterson, the Chest Physician, and his staff have helped us considerably with the diagnosis of chest complaints an... |
5e4812d2-9be4-478b-8ded-9695c8ca0a8e | Examination of Contacts Adults Children New Old New Old Totals 1955 278 417 203 683 1581 1956 215 527 185 814 1741 1957 200 690 114 922 1926 1958 101 691 95 807 1694 1959 228 705 82 798 1813 1960 79 672 99 810 1660 1961 110 680 113 809 1712 At the end of 1961 there were 640 cases of tuberculosis on the register involvi... |
b6953068-82a3-4915-81cb-4eebc8b32a9a | Page 13 PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICES This section deals with those services which come under the control of the Barking Health Area Sub-Committee of the Health Committee of the Essex County Council. CLINIC PREMISES In connection with the future Capital Building Programme the following projects have been included:- Woodward... |
8c7fff50-dc74-4284-906f-5b85d9fd34c8 | During the year 942 mothers were confined, giving birth to' infants (including 9 sets of twins). These were born as follows:- Harking Hospital 527 Other Hospitals 123 At home 300 At Private Nursing Homes 1 Total 951 In three instances patients failed to seek ante-natal care, the reason being that the expected babies we... |
dd2fc419-3848-4dad-978c-5c49bde0a641 | INFANT WELFARE Attendances at Infant Welfare Clinics 1960 and 1961 1960 1961 Number of children born in year who attended 839 817 Total number of children who attended 2,292 2,454 Total attendances 20,942 22.579 Distribution of Welfare Foods The following table shows the welfare foods distributed during 1960 and 1961:-... |
903ec662-996f-442b-96e2-3402ee6004b3 | This increased the price of orange juice from 5d to ls.6d per bottle and imposed the price of ls.0d and 6d on cod liver oil and vitamin tablets respectively, products which previously had been supplied free of charge. In addition, during 1961, 19,842 packets of proprietary brands of milk foods, etc., were sold at clini... |
cb386880-6e22-4e4f-90bd-dc182f8b3cc1 | DAY NURSERIES The table below shows the attendances at Gale Street Day Nursery during 1961:- Number on Register Average daily attendances 1 January 48 39.6 1 February 55 43.5 1 March 55 42.1 1 April 54 32.0 1 May 56 38.8 1 June 52 44.2 1 July 53 39.7 I August 56 41.9 1 September 55 44.5 1 October 51 44.5 1 November 53 ... |
fca1bf3a-37a3-46f4-8cf8-0f6cfbc2a4c7 | Barking Hospital continued as Part II Training School for midwifery and pup midwives are well received on the district. Your Medical Officer of Health is approved by the Central Midwives' Board give the requisite public health lectures, and a series of these have been condu ted at the Barking Hospital. Supervision of M... |
2dbda907-9c94-4e60-a63e-0ae132f7a0b6 | 4,418 5,712 6,692 6,079 6,434 No access visits 2,487 2,270 2,223 2,506 1,950 Households visited 4,340 4,763 4,311 4,242 4,459 At the end of 1961 there were nine whole-time Health Visitors and one part time Health Visitor, one full-time Tuberculosis Visitor and one part-time Tuberculosis Visitor. The establishment provi... |
a88b08fe-0ee8-4289-b496-2f94adafdf0d | Today they are concerned with the health of the family as a whole and the may include grandParents, aunts and uncles, or even brothers and sisters, in addition to the children. The duties of Health Visitors include advice on the care and after-care of persons suffering from physical or mental ill-health, injuries and d... |
3cf00897-1605-4e41-b448-9561bcd406c2 | Page 16 Doctors, hospital almoners, other social workers and the Public Health Department itself, frequently request Health Visitors to make special visits to a household and submit a report on medical and social conditions in the house; also there are eleven different "follow-up visits" requested to check on failures ... |
c4b9cdfd-77af-4a5b-be16-d4aebac09fbd | Three student Health visitors each received six weeks practical training. Twelve student nurses from rush Green Hospital each received two days instruction in preventative medicine. student District Nurse/Midwives were also received by the Health Visitors for a lie-day practical instruction in "the work of the Health V... |
41f3284f-311e-4ae8-a549-eac69668c0c2 | The Superintended Health Visitor has continued to give lectures on the "social Aspects of Disease" to Student Nurses at Rush Green Hospital and to the f™it District Nurse midwives from the Lady Rayleigh Training Home. In the field of research health visitors have, as in previous years, taken part in various survey. The... |
901d01ab-fdd4-4d79-ab92-5c97ed930a98 | Vaccination and immunisation I smallpox Vaccination During the year primary vaccination was carried out for 57 children under the Page 17 age of one year and for 55 children aged between one and two years. I regret to state that only 6% of the babies under the age of one year were vaccinated. Poliomyelitis Vaccination ... |
f8795ff9-ea94-4a34-8e24-c92be904de7f | 272 Boosters (A11 Groups) 8,941 Diphtheria and Whooping Cough Immunisation The number of children receiving primary courses of immunisation during the year was as follows:- DIPHTHERIA Family Doctors Clinics Total Separate 108 711 819 Combined with whooping cough 350 – 350 Total Diphtheria 458 711 1,169 WHOOPING COUGH F... |
fb187541-0ab0-48e1-9687-caabe16c1dc5 | Sick Room Equipment This service continues to expand and has been much appreciated by both patients and the nurses who attend them. At the end of the year 1,014 articles of equipment were out on loan. In a number of cases the provision of such equipment delayed or obviated the need for admission to hospital, thus helpi... |
d8687c1e-e6a1-4721-813b-bc7ca8a190fc | Handicrafts \ undertaken are Leatherwork, Basketry, Weaving, Rug-making, Embroidery and Block-printing. |
1e5edc24-8f68-42ff-b54d-a33faa2d4cdc | DOMESTIC HELP SERVICE The following table shows the number of hours of service given during the Past ten years, together with a detailed analysis of how the hours of service were deployed in 1961:- Year Number of Helps employed Number of Cases helped Total Hours worked 1952 84 318 85,743 1953 89 384 105,121 1954 89 503... |
4d8f0f12-2eeb-4cd0-9360-5b3d4386aa18 | Page 19 The number of domestic helps employed has risen to 120 in order to cope with an ever expanding service. These 'wonderful women', in addition to fulfilling their official function, provide comfort and companionship to many lonely and housebound people. The following table shows the help given to various categori... |
efdb9809-c6ec-4d7a-8ff6-2420c42c74e1 | MEDICAL INSPECTION AND TREATMENT The Statistical Return at the end of this report shows the classification of defects found and the treatment thereof. Miner Ailment Clinics Attendances at these clinics were well maintained during the year. Cases Treated at Minor Ailment Centres EYES: (External and other - excluding err... |
a978e009-690f-411b-aacf-c7167e6a0736 | give excellent service, visiting the schools for Group therapy sessions in addition to their clinic consultations. Fair cross School as four weekly sessions and the Junior Training Centre, castle Green, one per week. DENTAL SERVICES Statistics relating to the dental inspection and treatment of school children will be f... |
832b0fe6-2056-4c00-98a7-4c6b3aa6893a | vaccination scheme continued during 1961 and the gratifying tot of 1,164 tests undertaken by your doctors illustrates the co-operation of parents what is one of the major preventive measures against tuberculosis. The Chest Physician and his staff at the Barking Hospital have assisted# all doubtful cases and their co-op... |
61e571aa-720e-45e5-b436-fb2b6efae5a2 | IMMUNISATION Diptheria, Whooping Cough and Tetanus You may remember that from 1953 to 1959 we carried out several pieces of elaborate research to prove that combined and triple injections against diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus were preferable to separate injections, mainly became of the lesser number of injectio... |
4f5ff9b6-f5c6-403b-8d55-d23c17f340f9 | Finally in September 1961, the Ministry admitted that there were some disease vantages in the administration of separate injections and in view of the lesser risk of catching poliomyelitis following an extensive polio-vaccination campaign they advised the use of combined and triple injections which we had fought so lon... |
08504dde-f9a2-49dc-8b4d-2ce8eefacfe8 | Jamieson, M.B., Ch.B., D.O.M.S., continues to attend Central, Porters Avenue and Woodward Clinics. Appointments are made as far as possible to suit patients and parents. Cases dealt with were as follows:- External and other diseases(excluding errors of refraction and squint) 52 Errors of refraction (including squint) 1... |
3155df66-063b-483b-9cfa-2e310585d463 | We have now planned a piece of investigation involving over 500 children which should help us to amend the test so as to make it a reliable method of testing the vision of infant school entrants. The work should be completed by summer 1962 and Dr. Sjogren himself and Messrs. Hamblin of ;more Street, London W.l, the mak... |
c3c760eb-becb-46b5-8380-6ce5b629424c | Briefly, our work confirmed that a follow up of vision among the school-age brothers and sisters of all children with known defective vision was well worthwhile, and by doing this a number of unrecognised cases of visual defect are unearthed. It is true that, staff and time permitting, it would be better still to carry... |
6fc7e441-e3f6-48aa-a05d-928fbf741ff7 | Figures for treatment are:- Operative treatment (cases):- (a) For diseases of the ear (b) For adenoids and chronic tonsillitis 116 (c) For other nose and throat conditions 16 Other forms of treatment (cases) 218 Skin Clinic Dr. P.M. Deville, M.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., Consultant Dermatologist, holds a fortnightly session at U... |
88488dbf-4432-467d-ba70-4a9df4071fde | The co-operation is of the highest order but alas owing to the increasing number of children we would like attended to and the shortage of trained staff, this service is very limited. These cases, though given a fairly early first visit appointment, may have to wait many months before treatment can even be started. I a... |
c2800176-db4f-49bc-ad7c-03fab4d2463d | of pupils In Special Schools as at 31.12.61 Day Residential Day Residential Deaf 1 1 1 5 2 Partially deaf – – – 2 – Blind – – – – 5 Partially sighted _ _ _ 2 _ Epileptic _ _ _ _ – Delicate 6 _ 3 8 4 Physically Handicapped 9 6 21 – Educationally Sub-Normal 9 8 _ 48 2 Maladjusted 3 – 2 9 Speech _ _ _ – Dual defect (E.S.N... |
12681daf-22c3-44b7-be39-3e0e060433fa | The following table shows the distribution:- Open-Air (Delicate) Physically Handicapped Educationally Sub-Normal 1 Barking 9 20 47 1 dagenham 12 – 6 1 East Ham 11 4 – 1 "ford – – 32 1 Romford 12 3 11 1 South Essex – – 1 FAIRCROSS SCHOOL At the end of 1901 there was a total of 168 children attending Fair cross School, i... |
d5bff747-6a7b-4432-9367-7ff6b803b671 | School from which we take an overflow; East Ham has an E.S.N. School and Ilford has a Physically Handicapped School which admits delicate children. The Physically Handicapped and Open-air Sections are taught together in one of the school and the Educationally Sub-Normal in a different part. Page 25 The staff of this sc... |
a49b3b00-b8fc-4bc5-8df8-aea734db1891 | Two children (1 Barking and 1 Ilford) were transferred to Residential Special Schools for E.S.N, pupils. Two Ilford children returned to ordinary schools and; children (1 Barking and 1 Ilford) were allowed to leave at the age of 15 years as they were no longer considered to require special educational treatment. Open A... |
cf81d81f-35c4-4617-ad16-e2745d314458 | SCHOOL HEALTH STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 1961 1. MEDICAL INSPECTION OF PUPILS Total (All School) (a) PERIODIC Number of children examined at school:- 975 (i) Entrants 1,079 (ii) Second age group 1,338 (iii) Third age group 275 (iv) Others Total 3,667 I Number of defects found requiring treatment 1,432 Number of defects fo... |
ddebc245-e33d-4a0d-a184-5f1a6bf1c065 | 223 Number of defects found requiring observation 53 (c) RE-INSPECTION Number of children re-inspected 7,971 1 TREATMENT OF CHILDREN (a) Total attendances at Specialists' Clinics:- (i) Ear, Nose and Throat 539 2,292 (iii) Orthopaedic 68 (iv) Paediatrics 172 (v) Skin 933 (b) Total attendances at Treatment Clinics:- 18,0... |
8ab9e7ce-9de2-4199-a078-3c495c32cced | HYGIENE INSPECTIONS (i) Number of examinations of pupils in school 11,852 (ii) Number of pupils found unclean 116 5. DENTAL INSPECTION AND TREATMENT (i) Number of pupils inspected in school 1,367 (ii) Number of pupils inspected at Clinics 583 total 1,950 Page 27 Total (All Schools (iii) Number found to require treatme... |
787e24c9-ca94-4959-9c98-96fc3ad4ebf6 | 458 Temporary Teeth 625 (*) Number of treatments (included in (ix) above) carried out by Oral Hygienist • Page 28 STATISTICS ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1961 Section A - GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Section B - HOUSING Section C - FOOD SUPPLIES Section D - FACTORIES AND WORKPLACES Section ... |
b4b2fcd0-0dee-4db8-a2b1-94365e48795c | 291 Factories and workplace 840 Outworkers premises 319 Shop 710 General sanitation 941 Smoke observations 177 Rent Act 1957 36 Pest Infestations control 429 Hairdressers 103 stress trade 143 Table No.3 Premises at which improvements were effected Dwelling houses (rendered habitab 530 Premises used for preparation and ... |
8956d29d-2aec-4ad1-8be5-01add96bca96 | pans 6 chimney pots and stacks 12 damp walls 29 external walls 72 under floor ventilation 71 window sills 114 window and door reversal 167 window frames 40 sash cords 93 stair treads 46 door and frames 185 door sills 113 floor – weatherboards 66 external painting 19 stoves 58 walls and ceilings 2 water suppliers 10 Sto... |
f24fa24d-8885-4159-b4a4-5a1e8baf0ee8 | Page 31 April Labelling of Food (Amendment) Regulations 1961 from 20th March 1 Authorised Officers (Meat Inspection) Regulations 1961 June Bye-laws for the Regulation of Offensive Trades from 1st July 1961 September Rag Flock & Other Filling Materials Act 1961 from 1st August 1961 Home Safety Act 1961 from 18th May, 19... |
274fd67e-b732-49fd-b56e-f1e9d4b2d75c | Discretionary Grants 12 Work Value £5,280. 10s. 3d. Grants " £2,906. Is. 10d. Surveyors fee!s £72. 13s. 0d. Rent Act 1957 The following gives details of action during the year- Number of enquiries (O forms issued) 14 Applications for Certificate of Disrepair 15 Undertaking received after a "Notice of intention to serve... |
43e9449a-9733-4b70-9f0a-01d1e6b81c04 | Formal Notices - Public Health Act 1936 Default Action In six instances it was necessary to report to the Council where owners of properties had not earned out within the time specified, the requirements of form notices. The works were later carried out by the owners in each case. No legal processings were instituted. ... |
3f1657a7-f46a-4d10-ae68-3d43bc8d7ef4 | 331 394 Temporary Bungalow still in occupation) I B«king Council 126 I London County Council 291 417 registered Applicants I January 1961-waitilng List 2,456 December 1961-Waiting List 2,352 During the sixteen years since the end of the seconds world war, the council has build 3.613 permanent dwellings. Page 33 page 34... |
4ccab4ac-16e9-4bcd-a57c-fc0214a0b82d | 56 - Jul. 57 WEST BANK, Nos. 1-5 consec. 10.11.55 19* 154 C. O. 5 21 – – – 5 Not. 56 - Sep. 57 RODING VILLA. London Road 9. 2.56 1936 154 C. O. I 4 – – – 1 Not. 56 AXE STREET. No. 71 6. 7.56 1936 154 C. O. 1 1 – – – 1 Jun. 56 HIGHBRIDGE ROAD, No. 38 6. 7.56 1936 154 C. O. 1 2 – – – 1 Jun. 56 THE COTTAGE. LONG BRIDGE RO... |
889c4a6f-9b39-4871-aa0d-e5402770db89 | 1-8 cons. 2.11.56 1936 154 C. O. 33 – 16.11.57 – 8 Jul. 57 - Oct. 57 OXFORD STREET. Nos. 2-16, ereo 29.11.56 1936 154 C. P. O. 15 – 23. 3.57 – 8 Jul. 57 - Oct. 57 CHURCH ROAD, No. 3 9- 1.57 1936 154 C.P.O. 1 3 – 14. 5.59 – 1 Mar. 57 COVERDALE ROAD, Area No. 1 Not. 18-26, eren 9. 1.57 1936 154 C. P. O. 6 17 – – – 6 Jun.... |
99361873-c322-4993-b1b0-15e2b2de4ecf | 1.57 1936 154 - 1 2 – – – AXE STREET, Nos. 67. 69. 73 7. 2.57 1936 154 Closed 3 14 – – – 3 May 57 AXE STREET. No. 77 7. 2.57 1936 154 Closed 1 4 – – – 1 Jul. 57 ABBEY ROAD, Ares No. 6 Nos. 1)7-145. odd 7. 3.57 1936- 154 C. P. O. 5 11 3. 2.59 26. 6.59 – 2 Not. 59 - Dec. 59 BROADWAY, Aces No. 1 Not. 46-30 even | 7. 3.37 ... |
8e3490a8-27c8-4acb-8939-85de4443c946 | 6.58 – 3 Sep. 58 - Dec. 58 HART STREET. Nos. 38-56, even 1 7. 3.37 1936 134 C. P. o. 10 33 – 2. 6.58 – 10 Sep. 58 - Dec. 58 TESTBURY ROAD. Area No. 1 157/147 Ripple Road, odd, 2. 4. 6 westbury Road 1 7. 3.37 1 1936 134 C. P . O. 10 27 – 26. 3.58 – 10 Dec. 57 - Not. 38 CHURCH ROAD area: No a. 5-15 church road, 6-42 chur... |
2a8a592c-5a87-4238-ad35-e2d33d20de76 | 5.59 – 81 Oct. 37 - Dec. 59 1/3 and 2-8 waking place: 68-136 and 99-115 wakering road , – Page 35 Area Date of Repres. Ace sec. Type of Order No. of Houses Population Enquiry Dace Confirmation Dire Confirmed houses No. of Houses Demolished Dace of Demolition LINTON ROAD. .Area No. 1: 1-25. 29-43. 2-22. 26-32 Kings Road... |
7da60f3f-ecc5-40c3-add8-f07d741e454f | 152 442 9-12.58 14. 5.59 – 138 Oct. 57 - Dec. 59 HIGH BRIDG E ROAD, Nos. 30. 32. 34. 36 a ad 40, even 8. 7.37 1936 154 C. O. 3 16 – 20. 8.57 – 5 Aug. 57 - Sep. 57 NORTH STREET. Nos. 104-106. even 3.10.37 19361957 157 C. O. 2 8 – – – 2 Not. 57 NORTH STREET. No. 7 Ares, Nos. 112-140, area 31.10.57 1957 157 C. P. O. 15 85... |
0d95fa67-1218-4c42-9b6c-35e41ccb2b9a | 3 10 – – – 3 Jan. 58 - Feb. 58 LINSDELL ROAD. Are* No. 1 28.11.37 1957 157 C. O. 4 17 – – – 4 J so. 58 - Mar 58 ST. PAULS. Ares No. 3 28.11.37 1957 137 – 11 35 – – – 11 Feb. 58 - Oct. 58 THAMES ROAD. Ares No. 1 28.11.37 1957 157 – 75 306 – – – 73 Nov. 57 - Dec. 59 THAMES ROAD, Ares No. 2 28.11.37 1957 157 – 9 32 – – – ... |
2bc1d311-43aa-488f-abfb-4f26594af7ba | 2.38 1957 157 C. O. 4 21 – 28.10.58 – 4 Mar. 58 - Feb. 59 GAS YARD, No. 2 3.12.58 1957 157 C. O. 1 2 – – – 1 Oct. 58 ST. PAULS, Ares No. 4 5.12.58 1957 157 C. P. O. 13 65 30. 7.59 16.11.59 – 11 Apr. 59 • Dec. 59 GASCOIGNE, Ares No. 1 6. 2.59 1957 157 C. P. O. 222 624 6. 2.59 10. 3.61 – NORTH STREET. Ares No. 9 6. 3 59 ... |
12b31a9c-686d-431c-ba61-c8745a702996 | 1.60 20. 5.60 – 14 ELDRED ROAD. Ares No. 4 12.10.59 1957 137 C. O. 7 14 20. 7.60 – 7 1961 VAKERING ROAD, Ares No. 1 9.11.59 1957 157 C. P. O. 25 55 7.12.61 – 25 1961 KING EDWARD ROAD No.1 512.60 1957 157 C. P. O. 11 35 11.11.61 – 1 - 21 (odd) CAMBRIDGE ROAD. 2, 4. 12 and 14 3- 2.61 1957 16 Unfit 4 15 – 4 1961 CAMBRIDGE... |
fd43274c-e6d7-4b91-99e8-ab0f4708a992 | 4.61 1957 16 Unfit 1 3 – 1 1961 ABBEY ROAD. Ares No.7 132-164 Abbev Road 6.11.61 1957 157 C. O. 18 51 – – C. O. -Clearances Order C. P. O. |
1a7b7071-f10f-41d4-a996-c2b9d5d73025 | - Compulsory Purchase Order Section C - FOOD SUPPLIES Food Premises The following is a list of the various premises in the Borough used for the sale of food:- Bakehouses 3 Bread and Cake Shops 22 Butchers Shops 42 Confectionery Shops 76 Factory Canteens 53 Fishmongers and Fish Fryers 20 Fruiterers and Greengrocers 37 G... |
661e27d3-f12f-4503-8c4a-5a2f8a4969af | ceilings and floors 77 Number of notices to repair or provide hot water fittings 9 Number of notices to repair counters, tables & cupboards 17 Number of notices to repair drains and yard paving 18 Number of notices to provide sinks and wash-hand basins 11 Number of notices to repair or renew defective sanitary fitments... |
1d53fea6-218d-4d59-a6e9-79da620254d9 | It is unusual to receive complaints from purchasers concerning food which is unsound and this may be because of the improved methods of distribution, storage and display adopted by the retail food trade and, to a measure, to the wider cation of the principles of hygiene. Refrigerated stores have been in use for many ye... |
02c4f957-1a39-4c13-877e-6a7150d9a911 | In one case too much preservative had been added to sausages, but the other three involved the meat content of the articles. Efforts are being made to secure the declaration of a standard of meat content '""variety of me a. products. Table No.7 SAMPLES SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC ANALYST 1ST JANUARY TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1961 Almo... |
a0ffe8d4-246b-4d51-b372-2593fc7f4cea | 1 Chutney 1 Coconut 1 Coffee 3 Coffee and Chicory Essence 1 Coffee Crunch 1 Cornish Pasties 1 Crab 2 Crab Spread 2 Cream 3 Crisps 1 Dextrosol 1 Egg Macaroni 1 Faggots 2 Fish lets 1 Fish Dressing 1 Flour 2 Fruit Pudding 1 Fudge 1 Gin 1 Glucodin 1 Ground Almonds 1 Hamburger 3 Honey 1 Horlicks 1 Ice Cream 17 Ice Lolly Syr... |
c47bbe06-c778-4a20-822c-02bcc89c0fb6 | Squash 4 Ovaltine 1 Peanut Butter 1 Peppermint Cordial 1 Pineapple Chunks 1 Pineapple Slices 1 Pork Pie 1 Potato Mashed 1 Prunes 1 Raisins 1 Ravioli 1 Ribena 1 Rice 1 Rose Hip Syrup 1 Rum 4 Rum Flavour Chocolate 1 Salad Cream 1 Salmon 1 Salmon and Butter Spread 1 Salmon Fish Cakes 1 Salt 1 Sauce 4 Sausages 30 Sausages ... |
5acb8295-1a58-4f13-a118-7e93d1221a36 | 1 Soup 7 Steakettes 1 Steak and Kidney Pie 1 Strawberry Cream Wafers 1 Sucrets 2 Sugar 1 Sweet com 1 Tea 1 Treacle 1 Vegetable Juice 1 Veal Loaf 1 Vita Wheat 1 Vitality Chocolate 1 Walnut Pickled 1 Weetabix 1 Whisky 3 Wine Vinegar 1 225 Page 39 Table No. 8 BEEF SAUSAGES MEAT CONTENT No. of Samples 50%-54% 5556-59% 60% ... |
ffc01c67-7aed-4437-bfa6-e1c4fe395130 | Manufacturer advised. 5067 Pork Sausage Contained excess sulphur dioxide preservative. Letter to mannufacturer. 5178 Hamburger Low meat content -do- 5194 Casserole Steak Low meat content Letters to ler and importer. Page 40 Table No. 10 FOOD COMPLAINTS Nature of Complaint Action Taken Cornish Pasty containing stone War... |
26e385bf-a23f-43e4-8c50-b29496015fcd | Bakewell Tart containing nouse excreta Legal proceedings. Fine £10 £5.5.0d. Two loaves containing foreign matter Warning letter to bakers. Moth larvae in chocolate Warning letter to manufacturer. Mould on loaf of bread Warning letter to retailer. Minced beef containing larvae Warning letter to butcher. CONDEMNED FOOD F... |
c642e371-234f-4034-8bc8-26951eb48db2 | cauliflower 31 crates cheese 18-lbs. cherries 18 trays cocoa 35-lbs. cream 6 tins Fish - fresh 14Vi stone Fish - tinned 87 tins flour 19-lbs. Fruit - tinned 282 tins Fruit Juice 4 tins Gooseberries 30 trays Grapes 35 trays Ham 853-lbs. Jam 203 jars lettuce 36-boxes macaroni 240-pkts. meat-tinned 14-lbs. meat-fresh 171 ... |
cf49dcad-0c7c-40d2-9898-c1502bcf3853 | rice 5 tins spaghetti 29 tins strawberries 68 trays Strawberry Puree 2378-lbs. soup 31 tins tomatoes 58 tins vegetables 11 tins FROZEN FOODS beans-broad 8-pkts beans-runner 1-pkt. Beef Sausage 3-pkts brussel sprouts 2-pkts Chicken Pie 3 Cream Sponge 1 Sausage Rolls 1 -pkt. |
e89fb1b7-8521-4929-8d0b-edfeaecf0b52 | 4-pkts Steak and Kidney Pie 4-pkts These frozen foods were condemned because of refrigerator failure Page 42 REGISTRATION OF PREMISES USED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF SAUSAGES, PRESERVATION OF FOOD, MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF ICE CREAM Trade Number of applications received during 1961 Number of applications refused during 1961... |
424251a3-fcc0-482b-bc04-8b794cc5b56b | 1 Mineral Waters 1 MILK SUPPLIES premises censed for the sale of Milk Milk (Special Designation) Regulations 1960 - Dealers Licences 50 Milk & Dairies (General) Regulations 1959- Distributors of Milk 2 During the year, eighty-three samples of milk were taken from roundsmen, shops and schools and all were found to be sa... |
8b0059fd-a274-41cd-b07e-4ea05098f584 | 12 EXAMINATION OF MILK Designation of Milk Total Samples Submitted Methylene Blue Test Phosphatase Test Turbidity Test Passed Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Pasteurised 37 37 – 37 – – – Tuberculin Tested (Pasteurised) 18 18 – 18 – – – Sterilised 28 – – – – 28 – PRODUCTION AND SALE OF ICE CREAM AND LOLLIES There are... |
b9a1b816-a2e0-4865-a100-793a107451e5 | of Samples 056-5% 5%-I0% 10%-15% 17 - 9 8 Page 44 Table No. 15 LOLLIES - LEAD CONTENT Total No. of Samples Satisfactory Unsatisfactory 46 46 - Table No. 16 LOLLIES - BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION Total No. of Samples Satisfactory Unsatisfactory 19 19 - Section D- FACTORIES AND WORKPLACES Routine inspections of factories ... |
d405d143-81a7-4881-b43d-71e7d515de54 | 1-6 Factories Act 1937 25 53 2 2. Factories (not included in 1) Section 7, Factories Act. 277 680 68 3. Other premises Section 7, Factories Act 12 43 - 4. Offices and Workplaces Public Health Act 1936. 67 107 - Totals 381 883 70 Table No. 18 Improvements effected at Factories Cases in which defects were found Particula... |
99d60147-dfd4-4e60-900e-c4798f473a36 | 30 21 Overcrowding (S.2) Unreasonable temperature (S.3) Inadequate ventilation (S.4) 6 4 Drainage of floors (S.6) Sanitary conveniences(S.7) (a) Insufficient 4 - (b) Unsuitable & defective 47 32 (c) Not separate for sexes Other offences against the Act (not outwork) 19 3 Totals 106 60 Page 46 Outwork- Factories Act 193... |
d0e017cf-d38b-4e3c-9a87-30999ff99d92 | 19 Section 110 Number of outworkers in list required by Section 110(c) 239 Nature of work carried out:- Making of wearing apparel 156 Boxes, etc 2 Brushes 1 Cosaques, Christmas crackers and stockings, etc 80 Section 111 Number of visits to outworkers 313 Number of unwholesome premises - Number of notices served - Numbe... |
21dbb56a-b79c-472d-8563-c502fb680026 | The operative date was 1st January, Applications for approval of works of adaptation were received in respect of 2,577 dwellings, the total cost of which was £29,393. Of this amount £8,740 was born by the Barking Council and £11,913 by the National Exchequer. (b) Borough of Barking (Smoke Control No.2) Order 1961 In Au... |
f174d43f-df38-4aec-85b3-25c35a6702eb | Page 47 This Order relates to an area of 288 acres comprising 2,365 dwellings all in private ownership and it is expected to come into operation on 1st November, 1962. Industrial Smoke Five notifications of intention to install new furnaces were received during the year, all of which were to be oil fired. Of the one hu... |
18050b22-63ce-4883-8fb2-aead10601dda | One of the most urgent needs appears to be to ensure that all the neighbouring authorities initiate action in this matter. Some are making little progress, others initiating merely token activity which reduces the effect of the efforts made by their more active neighbours. The Council is represented at the Standing Con... |
1d799081-85f4-40ea-95ad-ce481d10c7b5 | 3 by comparing readings taken before and after the adaptation of grates in the area. On the following pages graphs Nos.l and 2 show the levels of pollution throughout the year as measured by the daily volumetric filter and hydrogen peroxide apparatus at Eastbury House. An average of the daily readings a been taken to a... |
18d24ec1-7391-4acc-980d-6256c2d01362 | 84 14.13 13.47 18.79 March 12.21 14.06 10.14 15.74 April 15.64 19.13 10.97 14.07 May 18.31 23.54 12.72 - June 13.47 19.81 14.31 11.84 July 16.24 14.06 8.64 10.98 August 11.91 16.94 7.17 7.56 September 10.31 11.19 10.34 13.00 October 15.71 14.54 11.77 11.5 November 13.47 17.18 9.84 13.58 December 11.94 16.01 16.47 16.8 ... |
765beb4e-ae7d-4b97-abaa-86e4eef2c494 | 1 SULPHUR DIOXIDE POLLUTION 1961 Monthly average daily readings from volumetric filter apparatus sited at Eastbury House Page 50 GRAPH NO. 2 SMOKE POLLUTION 1961 Monthly average of daily readings from volumetric filter apparatus sited at Eastbury House Page 51 Page 52 Section F -PEST INFESTATION CONTROL The systematic ... |
a1b6cc3f-2059-49ce-8650-023ef9f8c5d5 | OCTOBER Number of manholes baited 420 (1080) Surface Infestation The following extract from the Annual Report submitted to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food for the year 1961 indicates the incidence of Rodent Infestation in the Borough, dealt with by your officers. A charge of 7s.0d. per hour is made for ... |
264c9d6d-9d86-4ade-8209-33d8b22dd023 | Number of properties inspected as a result of:- (a) Notification 48 194 34 276 (b) Survey under the Act - - - - Page 53 TYPE OF PROPERTY (Non Agricultural) 1. Local Authority 2. Dwelling Houses (inc. Council Houses) 3. All other (inc. Business Premises) 4. Totals of Cols. 1, 2 and 3. (c) Otherwise (e.g. when visited f... |
aed79509-c00b-4a1f-92fe-c43ce653eaea | Number of infested properties (in Sec.IV) treated by the L.A. (Figures should not exceed those given in Sec.IV) 48 161 217 426 Disinfestation of Verminous Premises During the year we received complaints from nineteen premises of vermin infestation. The total premises comprised:- Barking Council Houses 10 London County ... |
822dfcae-a3a2-4850-8594-8bf4e23127f0 | There were one hundred and seventeen premises treated and many areas of open land, and it is felt that the application of a residual insecticide in areas where insects congregate or breed has had a controlling effect. There must, however, be a large number of breeding sites such as dustbins and decaying organic and veg... |
0909520b-4da6-4ce0-938d-8f6b13314c46 | In each of these cases the dustbin will be paid for by eight annual payments of five shillings. The total number of properties in the instalment scheme for the provision of dustbins is 1,134. Therefore the total number of privately owned premises in the Borough now supplied with standard type of dustbins has reached 7,... |
73f47813-7861-47c8-8eb8-140bb88355d6 | costs. Offensive Trades Throughout the year there have been forty two visits to the offensive trades premises in the Borough. Type of Trade Number Oil Boilers 5 Gut Scrapers and Fat Melters 37 THE DISEASES OF ANIMALS (WASTE FOODS) ORDER 1957 Five licences authorising the operation of plant and equipment for the boiling... |
4abf1fd1-46bd-4330-a967-665797c53f8f | SWIMMING BATHS AND SWIMMING POOL I am indebted to the Borough Engineer who has supplied me with the following figures:- 1958 1959 1960 1961 East Street Baths Total bathers 86,567 87,152 113,277 146,121 Park Swimming Pool Total bathers 73,008 174,217 114,895 101,429 Slipper Baths Total bathers 36,623 35,678 32,466 32,28... |
9b8920a1-640e-4ca8-a613-66243ce09b08 | Samples of water from both main and deep wells supply were found to be of a high standard of bacteriological purity. RAINFALL Rain fell during the year on 237 days and measured 21.68 inches compared with 24.90 inches for the previous year. Daily records show that 0.01 inches or more rain fell on 139 days and 0.04 inche... |
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