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a7383d0a-ff5a-41d1-b8da-ae5e00519af0 | of Attendances No. T.B. Children Other 675 8 143 15 Free Milk On the recommendation of a Chest Physician additional supplies of milk are made available to patients suffering from tuberculosis, and 149 patients were so assisted during the year. CHIROPODY SERVICE The Chief Chiropodist reports as follows:Clinics Central F... |
a755783a-db13-453e-9c00-78183ba21e7d | N. Freeman (full-time) and Mrs. E. Barber (part-time, operating two sessions weekly). Miss Richards continues with her Clerk/Receptionist duties. The car transport service is still being run from this clinic and is invaluable for the elderly infirm patients who are thus able to be moved to and from the clinic. Greatfie... |
ae47fb95-52f1-47eb-867a-d7f5bb616bb7 | E. Morgan who also attends Mayesbrook Old People's Home for one day fortnightly. Eastern Area- Operated by Mr. P. Freel (part-time Chiropodist) for three sessions weekly. This is helpful, but does not touch the fringe of the demand for domiciliary treatment in this large area. Old People's Homes Mayesbrook- Attended by... |
f6f0e2d5-9e2f-46ed-b450-8078a247458e | The results have been very satisfactory. General Remarks All clinics and the domiciliary service are very heavily case-loaded, and there is an urgent need for more staff. The time between appointments ranges from ten to twelve weeks, and longer at holiday periods when the clinic has to close while a chiropodist is on l... |
2b9f1ff9-5132-4188-a9fe-71f23a5c5a1c | Others A/N P/H Central - 168 1,940 84 1 7 2,200 387 Julia Engwell 2 33 2,149 4 1 48 2,237 395 Porters Avenue - 30 2,655 6 - 12 2,703 473 Greatfields 2 18 1,982 5 1 2 2,010 342 Thames View 1 64 455 3 - 2 525 72 Ford Road 6 349 3,405 6 - 19 3,785 525 Annie Prendergast 1 336 2,455 32 12 590 3,426 543 Total 12 998 15,041 1... |
b09e4f05-f00c-4b87-a860-185d89993120 | P/H Mayesbrook 264 - 264 41 Saywood Lodge 233 - 233 24 The Lawns 207 - 207 25 Total 704 - 704 90 Adults Total Sessions O.A.P. P/H Domiciliary 2,116 161 2,277 577 No. of Treatments No. |
6b3e480a-a50e-493a-b884-7bbd8ef05300 | of Sessions Senior Girls' Training Centre 58 9 Grand Totals for the Year Section Number of Treatments Sessions Worked Clinics 16,886 2,737 Old People's Homes 704 90 Domiciliary 2,277 577 Senior Girls' Training Centre 58 9 Total 19,925 3,413 38 MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF STAFF The Council's practice to arrange for the medic... |
72e174fa-d101-4a7c-bd0d-b6cb6e7ba419 | (4) Where a Chief Officer, in agreement with the Medical Officer of Health, considers a medical examination is advisable. These arrangements were put into effect on 1st August 1967 for a trial period of one year. During the year the following examinations were carried out:- Number of persons examined and passed as fit ... |
d7e2ae16-1e25-4a94-890f-5d6a952e8010 | This is a breakaway from the usual pattern, whereby the doctor receives housing reports and medical/social reports from the public health inspector and health visitor respectively. All information (i.e. housing details from the Housing Department and medical recommendation from a doctor) is submitted to my Deputy, and ... |
dfb1dabd-e538-4b28-81d9-944cec543466 | MENTAL HEALTH Work of the Mental Welfare Officers During the year, 497 patients were referred to the mental health service. Mentally Ill Mentally Sub-Normal Referred by general practioners 120 3 Referred by hospitals on discharge 119 - Referred by hospitals after or during out-patient or day treatment 90 - Referred by ... |
370feb34-2dc6-4ff6-8199-a64fd377ba25 | neighbours, relatives, Ministry of Social Security and other social and welfare agencies, inward transfers from other areas 106 14 451 46 Number of persons receiving community care at the end of the year 269 370 Number of persons attending day centres 22 174 Number receiving residential care 6 17 Number of admissions f... |
cbb945f0-cdf3-4d96-98de-47bd93189fa8 | Many children continue to receive swimming instruction, and most of the school attend the physical education class. Both the swimming and P.E. classes are held at the Barking Regional College of Technology. Our association with the R.M.S. Arlanza flourishes. Captain Gibbons attended the children's Christmas party, and ... |
dda818f3-8f7b-4a3e-9540-ad5d935346c8 | McKenzie, who had gained a place on a teacher training course. Miss V. Green also joined the staff, filling the vacancy created by Mrs. Mathews. Visitors to the school have included:- Dr. Balbal - Philippines Miss Willis - Tutor, N.A.M.H. Course Students - Guy's Hospital Students - Chiswick Polytechnic Health Visitors ... |
aff2b84b-b20d-488d-9300-f07ae3c26448 | At the end of the year, there were four cases on the waiting list for admission, but arrangements were in hand to admit a further two cases to the unit at the beginning of 1968. Westfield Psychiatric Social Club Aims of the Club: 1. To provide a stepping-stone between illness and isolation on the one hand and good ment... |
39942f0e-0142-4b12-aa2c-ebc4c458a107 | Proximity of the Club to the Day Centre has enabled us to integrate Day Centre/Club members into preparation of refreshments, etc., for social evenings previously organised by staff because of lack of contact with Club members during the week. The move to new premises gave a natural break which was used by the members ... |
3943bf03-3ca7-4f7a-9067-c5d41eb915d7 | Trips to local theatres. 5. Group activities within the Club - Community Singing, Beetle Drives, Play Reading, Bingo. It is often not necessary to organise anything in an evening when one is certain that everyone is making contact with another person through the playing of a game, through conversation or through dancin... |
ece572b8-81dd-4c40-94d8-2480458ae732 | The maisonette, which is on the first floor of a large new block, has two single bedrooms and one double bedroom. Each bedroom was furnished with a single bed, wardrobe, dressing table, bedside cabinet and chair for each person, making four places in all. The lounge/dining room and kitchen are communal and furnishings ... |
ca8cbc75-5a6a-48ae-84cf-0ca1c94d76ce | In order to gain the co-operation of the nearest neighbours, they were visited by the Principal Mental Welfare Officer who was able to discuss with them their fears and suspicions, and to reassure them on many of their worries. This proved very helpful as the neighbours assumed at first a protective attitude towards th... |
bdd6b62c-4c66-457f-9d59-24ac0c105d3a | Later they were joined by a younger woman who eventually moved to residential employment, but who was greatly helped by the temporary accommodation afforded here, being able to take stock of her personal situation. In May 1967 a male patient of 45 was suggested as suitable - he was homeless after the death of his mothe... |
c8d65788-cdf1-4fc7-b635-592ad38aa7f7 | One mental welfare officer is responsible for visiting the unit once a week, to collect rents, give support and undertake casework. Voluntary Associations Annually the Borough Council makes a contribution to the local voluntary associations, viz. the Dagenham Association and the Barking Association for Mental Health. T... |
0047d694-ac5f-4a43-b4f8-cd7742a7cdfd | The supervision of the Centre was undertaken jointly by two ladies resident in the Borough, both of whom are experienced in the work of a Training 43 Centre, and additional staff was recruited, including students of Teacher Training Colleges and mothers of the trainees. This Centre was attended by 34 trainees - junior ... |
28eaa25d-3290-4658-a1b6-5386309f8f58 | Mental Health Week During Mental Health Week, the theme of which was "Work to be Done", several projects were undertaken in conjunction with the local voluntary associations. A panel consisting of a mental welfare officer, a psychiatric social worker, an occupational therapist, a psychiatric nurse, and a teacher of the... |
297655ea-6eda-4f1e-ac59-19b70404984d | One young child had to be sent away as far as Derbyshire when his mother was admitted to hospital. Despite their inability to provide permanent care, South Ockendon Hospital nevertheless helped by providing out-patient facilities where difficult cases were seen for consultation, diagnosis and treatment. Student Placeme... |
2801c3e2-2dea-405c-a5bc-d16ea118c20c | R. Early, in August, 1967, for many years the devoted supervisor of Castle School, the opportunity was taken to amalgamate the Gale Street Annexe with the Adult Training Centre in Osborne Square, so that all adult trainees would be under the supervision of Mr. Matthews. This foreshadowed the transfer of all trainees to... |
9ba68b92-658e-4a88-8ac5-d5b2725efd85 | Outings were arranged to Minnis Bay, regular visits on two mornings each week were made to the sports centre in Halbutt Street, and two parties had a week's holiday at St. Mary's Bay, Dymchurch, one in May and the other in September. Grateful thanks are due to the staff and volunteers who give up their time to make the... |
befbf21f-21a6-48b0-aad5-2075b41333bc | Because this is the only adult training centre projected for the Borough, and by reason of the acute shortage of suitable sites, this building will be of bungalow construction initially, but will be capable of taking a further storey at a later stage if need be. Hostel for the Mentally Sub-Normal - There not being a ho... |
fbad1fe7-a6dc-4176-8fdf-e03254448a38 | Hostel for the Mentally Ill - Again a site was allocated within the Gascoigne Redevelopment Area for a 25 place hostel, and the Ministry of Health hoped to recommend loan sanction for the year 1969/70. Replacement of Castle School (Junior Training Centre) - This, the only junior training centre in the Borough, is condu... |
fa80e5f6-11f4-4426-a7cb-f16bc9b2888c | The following are details of First Aid and Home Nursing Courses, etc., run by the Civil Defence Corps and the health department:- Date Place Course Nos. |
642ee8d4-a4f9-4dc7-b732-4a3136e53fcb | Attending 12.1.67 16.3.67 Civic Centre (Council's Staff) Emergency Home Care 11 4.5.67 29.6.67 Axe Street Centre (Council's Staff) Emergency Home Care 9 14.6.67 Eastbury School Duke of Edinburgh Award 25 27.6.67 Beverley School Duke of Edinburgh Award 17 3.7.67 Axe Street Centre British Red Cross Society 17 10.7.67 Axe... |
bedd9c1f-b969-41ed-946e-416b02b4f6bf | (ii) Reduced in 427 cases. and a "cut back" in service of approximately 500 hours per week was effected. This not only gave rise to criticism and dissatisfaction among recipients but was also a subject of news for the local press. (b) With a view to meeting cases of an emergency nature at weekends, an "on call" duty ro... |
97ba840e-53e2-4c65-9351-12d61583ba37 | Case Loads (a) The number of cases served fluctuates from month to month and throughout the year the following cases were helped:- Aged (over 65 years) 1,645 Chronic sick 239 Mentally disordered 10 Maternity 40 Others 22 Total 1,956 A reduction of 34 on the previous year. (b) Cases in need of night attendance were refe... |
0eeec55c-220a-48dd-b3da-f5676826b7b1 | Due to financial restriction it was not possible to further this type of instruction but it is hoped that similar arrangements will be possible during next year. (b) Organisers were called upon to instruct student health visitors, nurses, etc., from time to time, and the Senior Organiser also gave several talks/ lectur... |
38986871-1df8-4700-b2f2-8e07759ce5dd | At the end of the year, numbers on roll were as follows:- Primary schools 16,009 Secondary schools 11,432 Special schools 314 Total 27,755 MINOR AILMENTS CLINICS Minor ailments sessions at which a doctor was present were held at the following clinics:- Annie Prendergast Friday a.m. Becontree Avenue Monday and Thursday ... |
c0a18be8-b714-4b46-ba10-8b86738d1bf0 | MEDICAL INVIGILATION OF SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE STAFF In order to minimise the risk of spread of infection, the health history of all staff employed in the school meals service is obtained and reviewed by a member of the medical staff. Medical examinations are then arranged for appropriate cases, together with laboratory ... |
bc0e8d4a-7b9a-4109-8dec-90e2efcb5bda | SCHOOL MEDICAL INSPECTIONS Routine school medical inspections are carried out on:- (a) pupils entering primary school, (b) pupils in their last year at primary school, and (c) where considered necessary on pupils in their last year at secondary school. In addition, pupils entering the Borough from other areas and child... |
9cbca30e-dc6d-4b3e-8a48-6bd4b6be2574 | 49 DEFECTS FOUND BY MEDICAL INSPECTION Defect or Disease Periodic Inspections Special Inspections Treatment Observation Treatment Observation Skin 146 182 137 54 Eyes: (a) vision 355 434 125 142 (b) squint 60 47 33 18 (c) other 17 46 5 35 Ears: (a) hearing 16 122 48 116 (b) otitis media 12 47 7 1 (c) other 23 35 1 - No... |
4a1019e4-7363-4d52-b39e-6854814303ca | 156 18 26 (c) other 18 88 75 46 Nervous system: (a) epilepsy 4 16 4 7 (b) other 14 64 53 40 Psychological: (a) development 18 106 46 57 (b) stability 20 184 77 48 Abdomen 3 30 5 6 Other 96 142 162 160 50 PUPILS FOUND TO REQUIRE TREATMENT Age Groups Inspected (by year of birth) Individual Pupils found to require treatme... |
19ea40fc-2e54-48d9-891e-b88bbf6ed1ab | 1955 51 78 119 1954 6 2 8 1953 11 9 19 1952 and earlier 55 63 108 Total 355 748 1,029 General Condition of Children Out of 6,633 pupils examined, only five were considered to be of unsatisfactory general condition. INFESTATION WITH VERMIN During the year, 18,431 pupils were examined, and 258 found to require treatment.... |
27337265-ca18-4187-a2c9-d9194967625c | Pupils known to have been treated Received operative treatment:- (a) for diseases of the ear 4 (b) for adenoids and chronic tonsillitis 131 (c) for other nose and throat conditions 3 Received other forms of treatment 198 Total number of pupils in schools who are known to have been provided with hearing aids:- (a) in 19... |
f85e57c0-a79b-48b2-9c47-880e74ef6e2c | The majority of cases seen in my four-weekly sessions have been behaviour problems - as it is the case in the majority of child guidance clinics. An organic cause underlying the symptoms was relatively infrequent. A few of the children were referred for a second opinion to consultants in other hospitals. When cerebral ... |
1fe06727-6537-487d-8f79-4ded4b6d6d5a | When father can give no moral or financial support, mother often works and is unable to see the children off to school or wait for their return from school - this seems to trigger off a great deal of delinquency. When father is hard and unloving but mother is able to give some support to the children, the children freq... |
f5ab78b9-812d-46f0-a8cf-aa0d2986c885 | "In order to deal with the children's problems more effectively we have multi-disciplinarian case conferences once a month; also recently we have started group therapy for adolescents. "We would not have been able to cope with these problems without the excellent co-operation of the School Health Service, the Special S... |
37fdf32c-360f-4eb3-b777-99fcc943ee0f | The discussions and comments which followed these films were quite revealing. Talks and slides about the care of skin, relating to the "spots" of adolescence, and also nutrition, were well accepted. In the summer term we ventured to make a film of our own. We had a rather old-fashioned, but basically sound, film on the... |
2b18b0d4-a921-4e98-bf3a-a616e3a2e2f0 | We are grateful for the encouragement, enthusiasm and helpfulness of the Headmaster and Headmistress of the school. All this has been very useful experience, and we hope to learn a lot more in the future. 53 EYE DISEASES, DEFECTIVE VISION AND SQUINT Ophthalmic Specialists of the Regional Hospital Board attended weekly ... |
de03610f-5219-4abb-a447-413c31f7b3da | Pupils known to have been treated (a) External eye diseases and other (excluding errors of refraction and squint) 25 (b) Errors of refraction (including squint) 910 (c) Number of pupils for whom spectacles were prescribed 913 ENURESIS CLINIC The statistics relating to the work of this clinic are as follows:- Appointmen... |
920b23f2-d632-434b-9e17-482012438b65 | The results of treatment (using the buzzer) are satisfactory, and very similar to results in previous years:- % of total Number cured 108 86 Number failed or poor result 15 14 This cure rate of 86% is reduced by about 10% in fact, as several cases relapse within a few months. The failures are virtually all due to one o... |
67b7196d-4587-4d92-a8b0-eb65cd2f6d6c | Pupils known to have been treated Ringworm: (a) scalp – (b) body – Scabies 5 Impetigo 47 Other (plantar warts, etc.) 1,241 Total 1,293 B.C.G. VACCINATION All school children from the age of 13 years are offered the opportunity to have B.C.G. vaccination against tuberculosis, should this be indicated following a simple ... |
dac22ea4-ba77-499d-92c5-685c161d400f | SPEECH THERAPY Dagenham Area - Miss Symes reports as follows:- During 1967, there was little to note of change in the workings of the five speech clinics. Numbers of attendances for treatment in all clinics were greater than in 1966, and the busiest speech clinic still continues to be Five Elms, Wood Lane. As usual, bo... |
f19c5a5b-48da-413f-8c0f-cb422c30b0c4 | 55 Statistical Return for 1967 Numbers of attendances at Five Elms 681 „ „ non-attendances at Five Elms 232 „ „ attendances at Leys 458 „ „ non-attendances at Leys 156 „ „ attendances at Oxlow Lane 300 „ „ non-attendances at Oxlow Lane 71 „ „ attendances at Marks Gate 190 „ „ non-attendances at Marks Gate 37 „ „ attend... |
6f58f647-f777-4261-a6d4-3e96e3979e67 | Conditions requiring therapy were as follows:- Dyslalia 114 Delayed Language 11 Cleft Palate 3 Dysphasia 1 Dysarthria 4 Sigmatism 9 Stammering 18 During the year, 70 patients were discharged as follows:- Speech Normal 51 No further progress likely 3 Left school – Non-attendance 8 Transferred to other areas 7 Discharged... |
94f072ef-6368-4115-aabb-3ed6c87848b7 | In addition to the opportunities play therapy offered to the speech defective child, it was also useful to be able to observe the child as a member of a group. Speech therapy was continued at Faircross School and by working with a student it was possible to see most of the children requiring speech therapy. A number of... |
8e253a31-53d0-4d2c-8ae6-1361bbaacaa7 | Julia Engwell Pre-school Infant Junior Secondary Special Attendances 56 425 200 119 404 Non-attendances 34 189 96 49 134 Number of appointments sent during 1967 1,676 Total attendances 1,204 Non-attendances 472 Number on register in December 1967 104 New patients during 1967 71 Patients discharged during 1967 45 Centra... |
5826b0e6-faf5-48ff-a22c-fe09176d879d | Staffing has been very stable with resultant benefit to the children. The seniors have entered for external examinations of the Royal Society of Arts in English and Commercial Subjects. Pitman's Shorthand and Typewriting examinations and the Incorporated Phonographic Society Examinations Grade 1 and Grade 2 in Typewrit... |
ebc4161c-700d-4941-ae58-308abb3b5983 | As a consequence, there has developed a keen interest in visiting other schools to see the work done, and in visiting art galleries and exhibitions. Other out of school activities include visits to the London museums, Brentwood Farm, Greenwich Nautical Museum and concerts at the Royal Festival Hall and Albert Hall. A v... |
153b7ce9-2f6d-4e86-bc9a-136652f2820f | For this, all praise is due to the entire staff - teaching, medical and ancillary. My grateful thanks to all." BENTRY SCHOOL I have received the following report from Mr. Hurton, the Headmaster:- "This school can cater for a maximum of 240 children in twelve classes. However, in 1967 the number of children on roll vari... |
3fc6ce64-c29b-4a89-b5f0-05d51a20db24 | Numerous educational visits and school journeys were made including a visit to Colchester Zoo by Classes 5, 6 and 7. Visits were made to the local G.P.O. Sorting Office by Class 8, Farm at Havering by Class 7 and RoSPA House by Class 2. Class 5 visited the Ceylon Tea Centre in connection with their class project and Cl... |
c1cd2487-5671-43c2-9bfa-c00f967cfb24 | 59 60 HANDICAPPED PUPILS REQUIRING EDUCATION AT SPECIAL SCHOOLS Blind Part Sighted Deaf Part Hearing Physically Handicapped Delicate Maladjusted Educationally Sub-normal Epileptic Speech Defect Total Number of children newly assessed in year — 2 — 7 7 12 12 19 1 — 60 Number of children placed in Special Schools in year... |
0f6e110d-55c8-431c-bcb3-5d3683cb36e2 | - - - - - - 4 — - - 4 INCIDENCE OF CONGENITAL ABNORMALITIES The notification and classification of congenital abnormalities apparent in children at birth continued during the year, the following defects being noted in 46 babies:- Central Nervous System: Anencephalus 4 Hydrocephalus 2 Spina bifida 4 Eye, ear: Defects of... |
7f20287d-407a-48e9-865f-ab8645916ff1 | epispadias 4 Other defects of male genitalia 2 Limbs: Defects of lower limb 4 Reduction deformities 2 Polydactyly 4 Syndactyly 2 Talipes 7 Other defects of hand 1 Other defects of pelvic girdle and lower limbs 1 Other skeletal: Osteogenesis Imperfecta 1 Other systems: Vascular defects of skin, subcutaneous tissues, and... |
a571cf77-5aa1-4d99-ac80-e03c93c58d44 | CONSERVATIVE AND ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT I am happy to report that in both these important fields of dental work, the trend is increasing to save teeth and also to help the unfortunate child with irregular teeth; in the case of the latter I would again like to thank the Consultant Orthodontist at Whipps Cross Hospital fo... |
013aaa14-b9a4-4654-95b8-4598453d5a7d | His work in dealing with difficult cases requiring extractions and cases requiring surgical dental treatment is excellent. The appointment of a senior dental surgery assistant has also proved a major asset to the Dental Section. I was sorry to see the dental laboratory, established in 1945, close, but happy that the ch... |
1736187f-a94c-408f-8d19-ad23f86f5b98 | The need, however, is still great and, in my opinion, it is priority number one, as it is only by starting at an early age, before bad habits are formed, that good teeth and good oral hygiene can be achieved. GENERAL COMMENTS I tried in 1967 to establish a third surgery at Oxlow Lane, but the economic situation would n... |
f4270494-43ce-4d2b-9114-9e9816d760e3 | Fluoridation of water supplies appears to be the best major step to be taken in the field of preventive dentistry and I hope it will not be too many years before this is taken. DENTAL SERVICE STATISTICS Sessions (½ days) worked 1. Sessions devoted to inspection 99 2. Sessions devoted to dental health education 150 3. S... |
b41284a1-2945-4822-aaad-3c3925321e68 | Number of fillings in permanent teeth 7,969 9. Number of fillings in deciduous teeth 5,473 10. Permanent teeth extracted 708 11. Deciduous teeth extracted 2,592 12. General anaesthetics given 1,303 13. Number of pupils x-rayed 349 14. Number of pupils supplied with dentures 12 Orthodontics 15. New cases commenced 83 16... |
9ded1e90-2ae5-4eb3-90ab-f4255edcb84f | Scalings and other prophylaxis 27 184 4. Filling 127 1,107 5. Teeth otherwise conserved - 149 6. Crowns and inlays 5 - 7. Extractions 74 215 8. General anaesthetics 13 122 9. Dentures provided 15 - 10. Patients x-rayed 28 5 64 BARKING HOSPITAL Following a long campaign by members of the Borough Council and other intere... |
3950da4b-db51-4c07-82ea-c440ecbbe4e0 | The hospital now provides 276 beds of which 84 are for obstetrics and 54 for geriatrics. The new buildings include a twin operating theatre suite, X-ray department, pathology department, and a comprehensive physical medicine department with excellent hydro-therapy and occupational therapy sections. The final cost of th... |
9f4114f3-a2de-4692-ae68-32d60d4be1c4 | 700 Noise nuisance 94 Clean Air Act:- Survey – Other inspections 3,124 Factories 882 Offices, Shops and Railway Premises Act 1,846 Rag Flock and Other Filling Materials Act 8 Tents, vans and sheds 152 Pet shops 34 Hairdressers 121 Ice cream premises and vehicles 594 Houses disinfested 32 Rodent control 2,413 Other visi... |
d3dce28c-10c7-4d49-b443-f11adfb29669 | 1,083 „ 4 ins. 10 „ 6 ins. 75 „ 9 ins. 872 supplies were afforded to houses. The General Manager and Chief Engineer of the South Essex Waterworks Company has furnished the following report:– "Bacteriological and chemical examinations are made of the raw water, of the water in its various stages of treatment, and of the... |
afccdb4d-3acb-4cb4-9b6d-4ccbc44391b0 | (b) Sewage Disposal The extension to the Council's Riverside Sewage Works are proceeding within the programme and it is anticipated that the standard of effluent will improve as new sections are commissioned. The programmed completion of the works is 1968. PUBLIC SWIMMING BATHS There are three open air, six indoor and ... |
d2decc85-b92a-48bb-8866-f5c23ede5680 | In April the Council made Closing Orders on two unfit properties suffering from serious disrepair and instability. No representations were received from the owners. No Public Enquiries were held during the year but notice was received from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government of two enquiries to be held in Janu... |
429d8a96-8c46-459d-b512-6f5f66de3052 | Interest in grants generally is still very active and I feel it is only the shortage of builders willing to do this work which is really the governing factor to even greater expansion. Houses in Multiple Occupation 266 visits were paid to these properties during the year but in this area it is not a major problem. It h... |
f1d4d552-ad81-426d-a160-52127ae07700 | When conditions have improved at the hospital laundry it is hoped that the service may be increased to a twice-weekly collection. As in the past the staff have been most helpful in making the running of this service successful. An average of 36 cases used the service at any one time. ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION Due to the fi... |
2a4b6dcc-6c03-4066-8ed4-70170c1df050 | The position is always changing, solid fuel gives way to other forms of heating, this and the natural expansion can all too easily give misleading results. NOISE ABATEMENT ACT, 1960 This continues to be a most difficult problem, possibly arising from the rush and bustle of present day life which causes some people to r... |
38a7be90-b246-4191-8b30-228dd7b48090 | Eight informal samples were taken from premises during the year, all of which were satisfactory. The details are as follows:- Material Number of Samples Submitted for Analysis Cotton Felt 4 Kapok 2 Sisal 2 PET ANIMALS ACT, 1951 11 licences to keep pet shops were issued during the year. The amount of livestock generally... |
88263f51-f0bc-480d-a70a-53f26522a883 | 69 RIDING ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1964 There are two riding establishments in the Borough, one at the east end and one at the west end. The staff of the Corporation of London administer this Act on our behalf and are still satisfied with the manner in which they are run. DISEASES OF ANIMALS ACT. 1950 As reported last year ... |
a2e1fd0c-1eac-4d86-8b1b-27cf09103322 | FACTORIES ACT, 1961 Inspections Number on Register Number of Inspections Written Notices Occupiers Prosecuted Factories without mechanical power 46 75 – – Factories with mechanical power 428 807 85 - Other premises under the Act (including works of building and engineering construction but not including outworkers' pre... |
8781ed31-6ccd-4605-921a-bd57917bdab0 | Inspector Want of cleanliness 10 9 - - - Overcrowding - - - - - Unreasonable temperature 3 3 - - - Inadequate ventilation 1 - - - - Ineffective drainage of floors 4 3 - - - Sanitary conveniences: Insufficient 15 25 - - - Unsuitable or defective 133 117 - 1 - Not separate for sexes 6 3 - 2 - Other offences 20 13 - – - T... |
76a2fc85-d707-48b5-81b5-b5af91225bb0 | of registered premises receiving a general inspection during the year Offices 27 221 65 Retail shops 30 899 439 Wholesale shops, warehouses 3 40 13 Catering establishments open to the public, canteens 3 93 58 Fuel storage depots - 3 1 71 Class of workplace Number of persons employed Offices 2,686 Retail shops 4,579 Who... |
c0286c81-559b-47b5-ad53-734d0c22bf5b | INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF FOOD The number and types of food premises in the Borough are as follows:- 3 Bakehouses 46 Bakers and confectioners 90 Butchers 254 Cafes and canteens 45 Fishmongers 80 Fruiterers and greengrocers 156 Grocers 88 Licensed and off-licensed premises 9 Public houses with restaurants 148 Sweets... |
342e6df6-5a49-4f4b-b113-b5380403d322 | The position under the Food and Drugs Act, 1955, Section 16, apart from registrations in respect of ice cream, is as follows:- 31 butchers' premises and 16 other food premises are registered for the preparation or manufacture of sausages or potted, pressed, pickled or preserved food. To these registered premises 762 vi... |
c5f1b8c3-447d-4920-bb37-5b9c67a2d54b | The following samples were submitted for bacteriological examination during the year:- Designation of Milk Total Samples Submitted Methylene Blue Test Phosphatase Test Turbidity Test Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Pasteurised 39 39 – 39 – - - Sterilised 15 - - - - 15... |
581f58aa-2b70-4731-b93b-50ae1a090682 | During the year 102 samples of ice cream were submitted for bacteriological examination; they were graded as follows:- Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV Total Wrapped Ice Cream 33 6 1 - 40 Loose Ice Cream 27 9 4 3 43 Soft Ice Cream 6 6 4 3 19 In addition to ice cream, 23 lollies were submitted for examination. All we... |
c7864e82-8f7d-4d87-ab3b-467020f1c5a3 | The days when food was diseased or knowingly adulterated have, for all practical purposes, passed and progress has brought us to this machine-age. In addition to products being untouched by hand, they are often unseen by eye until they appear on your plate, cooked and ready to eat, the meal having been safeguarded and ... |
c961dd88-1284-4919-8013-2225fad87bfe | Food Poisoning The following is a copy of the annual return submitted to the Ministry of Health:- Incidents and Cases Causative Agent General Outbreaks Family Outbreaks Sporadic Cases No. of separate outbreaks No. of cases notified or ascertained No. of separate outbreaks No. of cases notified or ascertained Notified o... |
3ac6bcdc-a4d9-4a4b-be52-854309923882 | welchii - - - - - Staph, aureus - - - - - Other causes - - - - - Cause unknown - - - - - Total - - - - 7 Details of Food Poisoning due to Salmonellae other than S. Typhimurium Type of Salmonellae "Kentucky" 1 Pesticides in Food Survey - First Year 1966/67 During this period 21 samples of various foodstuffs were submitt... |
d16befae-3db1-4fa6-90df-22fb5302a342 | 74 Food and Drugs - Sampling Articles Number Examined Number Adulterated Formal Informal Formal Informal Baby Food - 3 - - Bacon - 1 - - Baking Powder - 1 - - Beans in Tomato - 1 - - Beer, |
9d7114eb-7264-42d2-afbb-d267c10dd016 | Wines and Spirits - 3 - 1 Beverages 2 6 - - Biscuits - 8 - - Blackcurrane Dumpling - 1 - - Bread - 7 - 5 Bread and Butter 5 - 1 - Cakes - 5 - 1 Cereals 3 12 - 1 Cheese - 5 - - Chicken Croquettes - 1 - - Condiments - 5 - - Cooking Oil 1 3 - - Cream - 3 - - Desiccated Coconut - 1 - - Dried Yeast - 1 - - Fats - 6 - - Fish... |
b2a79044-b9f4-456b-8422-63fdd8572db0 | Haricot Beans - 1 - 1 Herbs - 3 - - Ice cream - 4 - - Ice Cream Powder - 1 - - Ice Lollies - 1 - - Jellied Eels - 1 - - Jelly 1 3 - - Meat 3 3 - - Meat - Frozen - 3 - - Meat Pies - 6 - 3 Meat - Tinned 1 11 - 4 Medicinal Samples 1 9 - - Milk 6 15 - 3 Milk Shake - 1 - - Milk - Tinned - 2 - - Miracle Whip - 1 - - Nuts - 4... |
bf3782dd-94e9-41b0-a898-a3e0ffa1572a | Adulterated Formal Informal Formal Informal Sausage Rolls — 3 — 2 Saveloys - 1 - - Scotch Pancakes - 1 — 1 Soups - 3 - - Spaghetti in Tomato and Cheese Sauce — 1 — — Starch Reduced Rolls - 2 - - Sugar - 1 - - Sweets 1 6 - - Uncooked prepared Foods — 2 - - Vegetables - Dried — 2 - — Vegetables - Fresh — 4 — — Vegetables... |
c063bced-9d48-4723-ae2a-07764317317c | Warning letter to distributor 39A Milk Bottle Informal Bottle of milk found to contain sand. Legal proceedings Fined £10 and 5 gns. costs. 40A Continental Cut Loaf Informal Contained remains of a house fly. Legal proceedings Fined £10 and 3 gns costs. 41A ) 42A ) 43A ) Pressed Ham (Tinned) Informal Contents showed pres... |
b71b24f4-e2a9-48ca-b4ff-147afa82925a | 93A Sausages Informal In a mouldy condition Legal proceedings. Fined £10 and 3 gns. costs. 94A Milk Informal Contained minute specks of iron rust adhering to bottle. Warning letter to distributor. 97A Pea Flour Informal Insect infestation. Formal sample taken; this was satisfactory 115A Bread Informal String in loaf. L... |
381f8dff-b6bc-4703-b571-fff127aa7abf | 147A Pork and Egg Pie Informal In a mouldy condition Legal proceedings Fined £5 and 5 gns. costs. 157A Bread Pudding Informal Contained a 4" length of thin wire. Warning letter to caterers. 158A Sliced White Loaf Informal Contained discoloured dough and insect fragments. Legal proceedings. Fined £15 and 5 gns. costs. 1... |
8e0ac873-18bf-4d92-be7a-ad631a6f73ec | No action. Unable to obtain further sample. 203A Pork Pie Informal In a mouldy condition Legal Proceedings. Fined £10 and 3 gns costs. 208A Sponge Cake Informal Contained foreign matter in the form of a bristle. No action 116 Bread and Butter Formal Fat consisted of a mixture of butter and margarine. Legal proceedings.... |
edb2902a-f375-4526-99f0-2229e7f168b5 | 78 PREVALENCE OF, AND CONTROL OVER, INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES Notifiable Diseases (other than Tuberculosis) Under 1 yr. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 10 - 15 - Over 25 yrs. Total Scarlet Fever – 1 8 7 7 56 13 6 1 99 Whooping Cough 9 8 16 11 13 33 4 – – 94 Measles 68 221 230 236 209 362 274 25 5 1630 Diphtheria – – – – – – – ... |
9ff16d8b-ebfa-49dd-8697-401d39449d7a | 5-14 15-44 45-64 65 and over Total Pneumonia: Acute Primary 4 5 1 2 1 13 Acute Influenzal 3 1 10 8 22 Encephalitis, Acute Infective – – – – – – Post Infectious – – – – – – Erysipelas – – 1 2 – 3 Food Poisoning 2 – 2 3 – 7 Puerperal Pyrexia – – 2 – – 2 Ophthalmia Neonatorum – – – – – – Paratyphoid B – – – – – – Typhoid ... |
c1a52c69-e71e-484a-9a7a-c69879c3e950 | Acute Infective – – – – Post Infectious – – – – Erysipelas 3 – – – Food Poisoning 7 3 – 1 Measles 1,630 7 – 2 Meningococcal Infection – – – – Paratyphoid Fever – – – – Puerperal Pyrexia 2 – – 1 Pneumonia: Acute Primary 13 – – 1 Acute Influenzal 22 1 – – Acute Poliomyelitis: Paralytic – – – – Non-paralytic – – – – Scarl... |
ae9c7cf3-0bb3-4956-b686-adc179c82a5f | the newly formed Health Committee of the Council was presented with a suggested programme of development of services for the mentally ill and the mentally sub-normal. The general acceptance of this programme meant that whereas the desirability of a day centre for the mentally ill was realised, other projects had priori... |
433ea8a3-1da1-4c0a-a936-907e26ccb15f | The need for providing a local focal point for community care services became increasingly obvious and fortunately a former Methodist Church in the geographical centre of the town was offered for sale to the Council in the Spring of 1966 and it was agreed that the Health Committee had an overriding priority for acquiri... |
d08c33cf-7bd8-4a68-87c4-f2d17b6c7830 | Accommodation Fortunately the building, which has a substantial piece of land attached to it, had been designed to include secular activities sponsored by the church and minimal alterations gave the following accommodation:- Main Hall - 28' 56' Work Room - 40' * 20' Dining Room - 36' * 16' Quiet Room - 20' * 30' Office... |
7d0d22b9-8696-475c-a6c1-6c720fa871bb | It is also used on a Wednesday afternoon by an Old People's Club which was established sometime ago and which on the take-over of the building was given grace to continue pending alternative accommodation being found. Work Room - This has been fitted with work benches and some machinery for metal and woodwork. Dining R... |
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