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a4efe57b-75ff-41f0-8b21-7aabbc811ef9 | CHIEF SANITARY INSPECTOR'S REPORT. Public Health Department, 31 Wood Street, Barnet. To the Chairman and Members of the Barnet Urban District Council. Ladies and Gentlemen, I have the honour to present to you my Annual Report giving details of the work of the Department during the year 1952 in administering the various... |
18808db8-d6ee-4f28-8bd0-3296b8eab4db | An interesting addition to our work this year has been some six requests from students for information on the duties of the department, They have all appeared to be most interested in the score of our work and I have felt that the hour or so which has been given to each has been well spent to the benefit of the Local G... |
14d0a4d7-d42d-4a1d-aa90-c1cbaeb4c252 | The following is a list of the number and nature of visits and inspections Visits res nuisance and sanitary defects 1508 Visits re: infectious diseases 259 Visits and inspections under Petroleum Acts 106 Visits to factories 64 Visits to outworkers' premises 29 Visits to food manufactories, cafes etc 272 Visits re: ice ... |
8dde016d-702a-47e7-89dd-c3aad0e01f8b | Number of Informal Notices 122 Number of Statutory Notices 19 Informal Notices complied with 118 Statutory Notices complied with 15 SANITARY WORK AND REPAIRS. The following is a list of repairs effected as a result of informal and formal notices served:- Roofs repaired and made weatherproof 27 Gutters, downspouts repai... |
5d3bc0fd-2edf-4bea-98fc-488190eaa337 | channels and fenders repaired or renewed 19 Water Closet pans, fittings, repaired or renewed 27 (12) Sinks, waste pipes, etc. repaired or renewed 16 Storage cisterns, cleaned, repaired or renewed 8 Water services, repaired, renewed or re-instated 10 Dustbins renewed 7 Refuse accumulations removed 10 Animals and fowls: ... |
187b81ee-420b-457a-8d52-029eb952e91b | The actual demolition is being held over pending redevelopement of the site. Ten houses were reported in error instead of nine to be overcrowded at the end of 1951. Of these nine, at the end of this year five families had been rehoused by the Council or otherwise, leaving four still on the list. PUBLIC HEALTH ACT. 1936... |
ad3a3127-0149-407f-ac0d-a7ea5202885b | Informal action by way of discussion with managers and staff was taken whenever possible and necessary during the more than six hundred visits, for various purposes to food shops in the district. (13) Notices were distributed to sipps for display therein requesting customers not to bring dogs into shops. These notices ... |
fa89647f-31b1-448a-a6c6-22ebeabed3e7 | Total Outbreaks, Nil Total cases. Nil Outbreaks of undiscovered cause Total Outbreaks. Nil Total cases. Nil Single co.ses. 7 Agent Identified 3 Unknown Cause 4 Total 7 Although there is a slight decrease in the number of notifications of food poisoning i.e., from 10 last year to 7 this year, there is a difference in th... |
af259806-b332-4daf-991e-4f3753afeb88 | In a third case the organism was identified, but the patient was a commercial traveller whose movements covered a wide area and variety of places. In yet another case, the patient attended a "social evening" and ate food (14) prepared by various people and "pooled". No samples of food were obtainable, but even if some ... |
45596829-d1bd-4e5b-a414-dd81ad12c837 | ICE CREAM.. 142 Samples of ice cream were taken during the year with the following results:- Manufacturer. Grade I. Grade II. Grade III. Grade IV. Total. A 11 15 7 — 33 B £) 16 — - 37 C 7 4 3 3 17 D 2 7 — — 9 E 4 5 l 4 14 F 5 6 l — 12 G 5 l 4 — 10 H — 1 _ — 1 K 7 - 2 — 5 L 2 — 2 — 4 Total 59 55 21 7 142 There are no ma... |
6aedd175-aa2e-4b42-827c-364e152af57a | By the end of the year Manufacturer "E" was not supplying in this area. (15) From the number of samples taken by this department, it appears that the small manufacturer has the greater difficulty in maintaining s high standard of bacterial purity. DAIRIES. COWSHEDS AND MIlKSHOPS. The control of the production of milk i... |
14551dc4-1029-41d1-9728-93899f41303b | Briefly, the Order prohibits the retail sale of any raw ungraded milk in a specified area; only milk from tested herds or heat treated milks may be sold by retail. Forty-three samples of milk have been taken, in course of delivery to the consumer, and submitted to the appropriate tests with the following results Design... |
6f1efcee-6eb0-4824-9198-842ee3d38373 | The laboratory reports indicated that, either, (1) the milk was not heal treated in accordance with the Regulations, or (2) that raw milk had been mixed with Pasteurised milk, This matter was taken up with the dealer who obtains the Pasteurised milk in bulk and bottles it on his own premises. Our enquiries led us to be... |
5f77648a-9916-46d1-9b8f-c51bcedca01d | The two farms concerned were visited: it was fcund that no milk was sold by retail and that all milk was already being despatched to local plants for pasteurisation. Nine Dealer's Licences and twenty-one Supplementary Licences were granted for the retail sale of milk under the Milk (Special Designation)(Raw Milk) Regul... |
270efe40-9c4c-4f1e-a3ac-6fde26820bb7 | Pork (English) 14½ lbs. Lamb and Mutton (Irish) 34 lbs. Offals 84 lbs. Bacon 14 lbs. Sausages (Beef) 31 lbs. „ (Pork) 5¼ lbs. Pork Pie 1 lbs. Canned Meat. Veal 120 lbs. Pork 90 lbs. Stewed Steak 19 lbs. Ham (Imported) 111¾ lbs. Luncheon Meat 207 lbs. Braised Hearts 1¾ lbs. Tongue 1¾ lbs. Fish. Plaice 1 stone. Roes l½ s... |
a62edaac-3a30-444a-8926-e42e334d9eac | Apples 305 tins. Apricots 84 jars & tins. Plums 53 jars & tins. Miscellaneous 67 jars & tins. Fruit Salad 15 jars. Oranges 27 tins. Prunes 32 lbs. Figs 45 lbs. Dates 7 pkts. Fruit Pies (Individual) 3. Vegetables and Cereals. Beans 16 tins. Peas 37 tins. Tomatoes 113 tins. Carrots 4 tins. Beetroot 3 tins. Vegetables (Mi... |
5282149a-5f48-4d9f-b840-256cce253c8c | Soup 21 tins. Jam & Marmalade 30 jars & tins. Mincemeat 4 jars & tins. Paste & Spreads 7 jars & tins. Cake & Custard Powders 12 pkts & tins. Jelly & Gelatine 7 pkts & tins. Pickles & Sauces 43 bottles & jars. FOOD AND DRUGS ACT. 1938 These sections of the above Act concerning sampling of food-stuffs for adulteration an... |
abc9f731-0347-4b5e-9d15-6b9ce0bbbed3 | Milks 20 20 — Pork Sausages 3 3 — Beef Sausages 2 2 — Fish cakes 1 1 — Jam 2 2 — Marmalade 1 1 — White Pepper 1 1 — Ice cream 2 2 — Potatoes 2 2 — Total 34 34 — In view of the Ministry of Health suggestions that samples should be taken on the ratio of 3 per 1,000 of the population the number taken in this district coul... |
ec732778-a838-40ed-b39c-94d3cfce6fff | Since Food Rationing was introduced the Private Slaughter-houses in the district, three in number, have been closed, meat rationing being more easily organised and administered from one abbatoir supplying a large area than from a number of small slaughter-houses in each district. It is doubtful whether these small priv... |
b20c4f21-15b1-428e-9cc3-a80e008ebd47 | Drainage works,to obviate pollution of surface water sewers and ditches, (19) were required and executed at eight properties, and the drains of eleven premises were found to be defective and were reconstructed under supervision of the department. REPORT REQUIRED BY SECTION 128 OF THE FACTORIES ACT. 1977. Inspections fo... |
37a7cb5a-9662-4177-bc4f-60949994919c | 8 9 — — Total 86 64 1 — It was necessary to require cleansing of the sanitary accommodation of one factory which was duly carried out, and to require the provision of sanitary accommodation at a further factory. This latter work had not been executed by the end of the year. Outworkers (Sections 110 and 111). Section 11... |
14aa6013-20b9-4c99-9fac-5db226584d20 | Provision is made in this Act for the conduct and regulation of:- (1) Tents, Caravans and Sheds; (2) Hairdressers' and Barbers' Premises; (3) Swimming Baths and Pools, and (4) Employment Agencies. Tents, Caravans and Sheds. Two individual caravan sites were approved during the year subject to compliance with the requir... |
eb5256cf-b923-40e7-aef5-80d2667f2a67 | The provision of temporary sanitary accommodation was required in different sections of the fair for the use of the caravnnners and public, and regular removal of refuse was arranged. Hairdressers' and Barbers' Premises. The Council made Bye-laws for securing the cleanliness of these premises in 1937. There are fifteen... |
3acd5e7b-8ae2-475b-8019-e4d3d0e05390 | A full time rodent operator is employed for treatment of infestations of rats and mice. The table below gives details of the work carried out during the year:- Type of Property. Local Authority Dwelling Houses Agri- cultural All other (including Business and Industrial) Total 1. Total number of properties in District. ... |
de985fff-735f-4573-8979-f5c9a06b69b5 | Number of infested properties (under 3 and 4) treated by the Local Authority. 4 279 — 15 298 6. Number of "block" control schemes carried out 67 No notices were served under Section 4 of th- Act, requiring the execution of works, in connection with infestations, but three informal notices, requiring removal of accumniu... |
a0d9c7cc-986e-4f85-9453-b5d0dc338adc | The closeness of the fig-ares would appear to indicate that there will be no startling reductions in sewer rat infestation as occurred when this authority first took over those duties. (22) No charge is made for the use of the Rodent Operator's services in treating private domestic premises, provided that the occupiers... |
372e2cb9-c2c2-4f00-9951-9667832c2f27 | This Act which cams into force on the 1st November, 1951, creates controls over the use of filling materials in the making of upholstery. There are no premises liable to registration within the district. DISINFESTATIONS. One infestation of bed bugs has been treated during the year, and a further nineteen premises were ... |
3209ecd2-f2a0-4265-9463-762b80891c71 | One Licence was issued for the storage of 112 lbs. of Carbide of Calcium. The scale of fees for Licences to Store Petroleum ranges from 5/- for a quantity not exceeding 100 gallons to £1 for 1,000 to 5,000 gallons, and £2 for 6,000 gallons. I am, Yours obediently, J. B. WILSON. Chief Sanitary Inspector. |
c7d7240c-d6ab-4d4f-acad-9f01e486ee67 | UBAR 21 URBAN DISTRICT OF BARNET ANNUAL REPORT of the ACTING MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH to the BARNET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL by ARTHUR L. HYATT, M.R.C.S.(Eng.), L.R.C.P. Together with the ANNUAL REPORT of the CHIEF SANITARY INSPECTOR by JOHN B. WILSON, M.S.I.A., M.R.San.I. 1953. (2) BARNET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. MEDICA... |
0db8b309-2398-4a95-af90-befb0a0ad5b4 | It is drawn up on the lines indicated in Circular 42/51 of the 10th December, 1951 - as requested by the Ministry of Health, in Circular 1/54. STATISTICS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE AREA. Area (in acres) 4,290 Population (1951 Census) 25,019 Registrar-General's Estimate of Resident Population, mid 1953 25,150 Number o... |
81870bff-48cd-4655-9ea4-cac5db3d1ed3 | M. F. Live Births (Legitimate 287 166 121 (Illegitimate 14 4 10 Birth Rate per 1.000 of the estimated resident population (standardised): 12.09 Total. M. F. Still Births (Legitimate 5 2 3 (Illegitimate Nil Nil Nil Still Birth Rate per 1.000 total (live and still) Births: 16.34 (3) Total. |
75b6b0e3-8b2d-4cb9-9063-12ad81853e8f | M. F. Deaths 270 125 145 Death Rate per 1,000 of the estimated resident population (standardised) : 10.20 Death Rate from Puerperal causes per 1,000 total (live and still) Births: Nil Deaths of Infants under one year of age:- Total M. F. Legitimate 7 3 4 Illegitimate Nil Nil Nil Death Rate of Infants under one year of ... |
c9f7496c-4a34-407f-bfd4-2d072914b70f | Thus, if an attempt is made to compare this area with other districts, or with previous years, it would be better to compare actual cases. GENERAL PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE DISTRICT, The Council are not the appropriate Local Authority for the purpose of the National Health Service Act, 1946, and do not there... |
fbad3f25-a5d4-4bcc-a347-6a1228743ea0 | Tuberculosis Clinics are held daily, by appointment, at Barnet Chest Clinic, Wellhouse Lane, Barnet. At Vale Drive, there is a Clinic for Schoolchildren on the second and fourth Monday morning in each month, and a Clinic for Remedial Exercises every Monday afternoon. A Speech Therapy Clinic is held on Wednesdays and (4... |
bfde4cfc-37f9-4751-aa40-1f42737d3a1e | This office will close on 30th June 1954, and the work will be carried on from 25 East Barnet Road, New Barnet. PUBLIC HEALTH STAFF. Acting Medical Officer of Health. ø x Arthur L. Hyatt, M.R.C.S.(Eng.), L.R.C.P. Chief Sanitary Inspector. + Ø John Baiilie Wilson, M.R.San.I., M.S.I.A. Additional Sanitary Inspector. Ø Ho... |
04bef25b-cdd4-4a81-b973-8a21b3517f21 | The major area of the district is supplied with water from the mains of the Barnet District Water Company, and the remainder is served by the Colne Valley Water Company. All water supplied by the Barnet District Water Company is chlorinated. A pathological staff is maintained and the water is regularly tested at all st... |
840a8852-fb1a-42e7-bf52-8d0623699dea | The Colne Valley Water Company exercises constant supervision, and members of the staff are on duty day and night throughout the year examining samples. All the water supplied by this Company is chlorinated. The water supply is satisfactory both from the Chemical and Bacteriological aspects. The water supply to the who... |
4aedd4be-f600-4d2a-bdb4-e4d7d80bc9d2 | diameter bacteria filters, followed by hunus removal in rectangular tanks before discharge to the Dollis Brook. Pumping is necessary for three sewers which have their outlets at a low point on the works. Part of the Totteridge area drains to the Finchley Borough sewers; in the outlying areas some properties are on cess... |
cfb39b53-28ab-4e82-8b9a-f4d1393c7491 | Andrew's Church of England School (Junior Mixed and Infants Departments); St. Catherine's Roman Catholic School (Senior Girls, Junior Mixed and Infants Departments) and Whitings Hill School (Junior Mixed and Infants Departments). The Further Education Centre, Technical Institute, Wood Street, Barnet, is available for G... |
9d171d28-849e-4d3e-a7aa-8c516fb0cdf3 | The following table shews the number of Notifications to the Sanitary Authority during the year, of each disease specified in the Public Health Act, 1936, and the various Infectious Disease Regulations, and the number of cases removed to Hospital: DISEASE NOTIFIED REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Scarlet Fever 31 14 Whooping Cough ... |
337bdca4-4028-4de7-94e6-a7250d6e7861 | 3 3 Food Poisoning 3 Nil Erysipelas 3 2 Typhoid Fever l 1 Tuberculosis 23 10 TOTALS 1095 124 (7) AGE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE, DISEASE NUMBER OF CASES NOTIFIED YEARS OF AGE l- 2- 3- 4- 5- 10- 15- 25- 45- 65- 75- Total. Scarlet Fever – – 1 3 5 19 2 1 _ - - - 31 Whooping Cough 9 14 22 23 18 92 5 1 - - – 1 185 Meas... |
04db419c-1c9d-4f11-983c-ea5c0f4df1c3 | - - - – – – 4 Acute Poliomyelitis (Paralytic) – – - – – 1 – – – – – – 1 (Non-Paralytic) - – – - - – 1 – - – - – 1 Dysentery – – 1 4 2 6 1 3 2 3 2 – 25 Puerperal Pyrexia _ – - - - - - 19 31 _ - - 50 Malaria - - - - - - 1 – - - – 1 Paratyphoid B – – - - – 3 - - - – – - 3 Food Poisoning – – – – - – – 1 1 1 - - 3 Erysipela... |
0f902a1c-357d-4017-96d3-bad63875d009 | 26 37 42 17 8 4 1072 Of the foregoing, the following cases normally resident outside the district were notified from the Barnet General Hospital and the Victoria Maternity Hospital:- Dysentery 8; Measles 2; Acute Pneumonia 12; Meningococcal Infection 3; Puerperal Pyrexia 46; Malaria 1, Paratyphoid B. 2; Erysipelas 1. T... |
6e0a2874-c2f3-4c99-b080-10bc25ff50be | The Case Rates, of certain diseases, per 1,000 of the population for the district are as follows, with the rates for England and Wales shewn in parenthesis:- Scarlet Fever 1.23 (1.39); Whooping Cough 7.36 (3.58); Measles 29.11 (12.36); (8) Acute Pneumonia 0.79 (0.84); Meningococcal Infection 0.04 (0.03); Food Poisoning... |
c5538cb5-e2a4-4c48-b5b8-c6a29a2f95c5 | The non-paralytic case was a newly arrived resident to the district who had obviously contracted the disease elsewhere: contact was made with the district concerned, VACCINATION. No primary or revaccinations were performed by the Medical Officer of Health under the Public Health (Smallpox Prevention) Regulations, 1917.... |
3f179139-26e3-4c57-81da-8e781fb1685c | 0 — — — — — — — — 1 1 — — — — — — — 5 1 — — — — — — — 15 2 4 — 1 — — — — 25 — 2 1 — — — — — 35 3 — — — — — — — 45 2 2 — — 1 1 — — 55 — 1 — — — 1 — — 65 2 1 — — — — _ — 75 and over — — — — — — — — TOTALS 11 10 1 1 1 2 — — (9) The Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1952, which came into operation in May 1952, resc... |
d7920ca1-9bb0-44ef-b245-41516f4b0221 | Notification of the disease is still required, and as suggested by the Minister of Health the local register is being maintained as the information contained therein may be useful for local purposes. There were no cases of wilful neglect or of refusal to notify Tuberculosis in any form. PUBLIC HEALTH (PREVENTION OF TUB... |
90708491-6fc0-425a-bedf-4c6dabad3309 | 1,028 appointments were made through this office and from the report of the X-ray Unit 2,209 persons attended, which included groups of employees from local factories and business firms. The Mass Radiography Unit is a most useful weapon in the National fight against Tuberculosis. By this means, cases are brought to lig... |
c72a045e-0ae3-4c0c-bc54-857510f123ad | The Court granted an Order for six weeks in this instance, but on subsequent applications during the year, two Orders for periods of three months each were made. During the course of the above proceedings the appropriate steps were taken to secure the demolition of the very dilapidated property, in which she had been l... |
68fbc866-782d-4f33-bfad-dca6f0d7b439 | 1 ORDER. 1944. Mo cases of Scabies were notified during the year. I am, Yours faithfully, ARTHUR L. HYATT, M.R.C.S.(Eng.), L.R.C.P. ACTING MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH, (11) BARNET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. CHIEF SANITARY INSPECTOR'S REPORT. Public Health Department, 31 Wood Street, Barnet. To the Chairman and Members of th... |
e61b19af-4b1b-425c-9978-a1ee5bba4a9f | Now that the extreme shortage of housing accommodation is not so acute and with the impending legislation, in the form of the Housing Rent and Repairs Bill, the main efforts of the department will have to be directed to this work of repair and improvement of housing conditions. Whether there will be any great demand fo... |
a76a0096-5f99-4532-b204-81f69cd14e30 | INSPECTION OF DISTRICT. General Inspections of the district have been carried out periodically and all complaints investigated. The process of serving a preliminary or intimation notice upon the (12) person in default, specifying the works necessary to remedy the defects found, is usually followed. It was found necessa... |
b417d2ab-02ac-4430-add8-4bb6795089b5 | 232 Visits re: ice cream and sampling 165 Visits re: overcrowding 36 Visits to inspect meat and other foods 227 Visits to Schools 15 Visits re: pollution of watercourses 117 Visits to Tents, Caravans and Sheds 109 Visits under Shops Act 30 Visits re: keeping of animals 75 Visits re: Rodent Infestations 1921 Visits re: ... |
6fee4876-be97-4105-a037-c1e826f62ba7 | dampness remedied 32 Chimney stacks and post repaired or renewed 11 Yard surfaces repaired or repaved 3 Ceilings repaired or renewed 39 Wall plaster repaired renewed 28 Walls and ceilings cleansed and decorated 53 Floors repaired or renewed 15 Sub-floor ventilation rectified 2 Doors and frames repaired or renewed 14 Wi... |
f17c6ffc-fd1d-4fce-8f22-b181fd96197f | Two houses were reported to the Council as being unfit for human habitation and incapable of repair at a reasonable expense. These premises form part of a long terrace: demolition is impracticable for the time being, and the owner gave an undertaking that the houses will not be used for human habitation. Two further De... |
7f4d82e2-1f53-4e8f-b45a-41c881b6364e | INFECTIOUS DISEASE. INVESTIGATION AND DISINFECTION. Investigations have been carried out of the more important cases of infectious disease listed in the Medical Officer of Health's Report, and thirty-five premises were disinfected, where necessary, bedding is taken for disinfection to the Barnet General Hospital under ... |
1b12f878-a7e4-408d-a703-64fd170dd2b3 | The delivery of fish in boxes to a shop before opening time where the boxes were left on the pavement for some time. A re-arrangement of the delivery round has eliminated this practice. A separate bench is now provided for the dressing of rabbits in several butchers' shops and the practice is being developed. Small "wo... |
cb5f1e67-6789-44e7-8d49-224a7fbf6a48 | Annual Return of Food Poisoning Notifications. Food Poisoning Notifications (Corrected) Returned to Registrar General. 1st Quarter. 2nd Quarter. 3rd Quarter, 4th Quarter. Total. Deaths. Nil. 1 2 Nil 3 Nil Outbreaks Due to Identified Agents, Total Outbreaks, Nil Total cases. Nil Outbreaks of unaiscovered cause. Total Ou... |
101a9c9a-95b8-41c8-bcb0-1fd7623f33ef | The other two cases were man and wife, but in this instance, the laboratory report on specimens shewed, "no intestinal pathogens identified", and our investigations did not point to any particular item of food as being responsible for the illness. It is impossible to say just how the cases arose, whether the fault lies... |
b6c5beec-af7a-4cc3-b3aa-068d66d3d602 | The results of the tests on the samples are given to the shopkeepers, end any unsatisfactory reports are followed up with the authority in whose area the ice cream is made and with the manufacturer direct. The last three manufacturers on the list are travelling salesmen (16) with no regular tour, and there is some diff... |
c4422a61-860a-4555-bd48-4593c5092458 | There is a reduction in the overall number of samples in Grades 3 and 4; in 1952 the percentage was 20% and this year it is 10% of the total of samples taken. Whilst this is still not perfect, there is a considerable improvement. DAIRIES,. COWSHEDS AMD MILKSHOPS. The control of the production of milk is now vested in t... |
8aadf001-3e66-4410-bbbd-92400607a55f | Briefly, the Order prohibits the retail sale of any raw ungraded milk in a specified area: only milk from tested herds or heat treated milks may be sold by retail. Forty-one samples of milk have been taken, in course of delivery to the consumer, and submitted to the appropriate tests with the following results.- (17) D... |
74d18fb5-260f-4e45-a292-13d7ee23a050 | Copies of the unsatisfactory reports are forwarded to the County Milk Regulations Officer for his action, Two samples of milk submitted for biological examination vere reported positive to Brucella Abortus. The farm concerned was visited: it was found that no milk was sold by retail and that all milk was already being ... |
2b264bb8-250f-4d54-b199-b49bb3fcf986 | 3 7 Pasteurised. 3 7 Sterilised. 3 7 (18) MEAT AMD FOOD CONDEMNED. The following is a list of the articles of food condemned as unfit for human consumption during the year. Meat. Fresh Meat. Beef (English and Scotch)lbs. 333 " (Imported) lbs. 135 Pork (Cooked) lbs. 35½ Lamb and Mutton (Irish) lbs. l8½ Sausages (Beef) l... |
295e92e2-7921-4086-8524-d8189870ba90 | 8 Salmon tins 1 Dressed Crab tins 3 Brisling tins 4 Pilchards, Sardines and Silds tins 8 Fruit. Grapes lbs. 22 Apples tins 101 Damsons tins 40 Oranges tins 22 Plums tins & bottles 193 Cherries tins & bottles 38 Greengages tins & bottles 31 Miscellaneous tins & jars 138 Fruit Juices tins 5 Vegetables and Cereals. Beans ... |
2e6a3827-aa7e-49e6-ae83-9c944234d179 | 3¼ Milk tins 55 Soup tins 12 Puddings tins 4 Mincemeat tins 3 Paste and Spreads jars 3 Jam, Marmalade & Honey jars & tins 66 Pickles & Sauces bottles & jars 7 Blancmange Powder pkts & tins 67 Flavouring bottles 5 Dessicated Coconut pkts 24 Cut Peel cartons 5 Forty-two pigs have been inspected on a farm after slaughter.... |
22954528-fb7a-4512-8a2e-998b5f5fcad6 | Article. No. of Samples Taken. Genuine. Adulterated. Milk 11 11 – Lollies 2 2 – Porridge Oats 1 1 - Iodised Table Salt 1 1 — Total 15 15 - In view of the Ministry of Health suggestions that samples should be taken on the ratio of 3 per 1,000 of the population the number taken in this district could with advantage still... |
ad338d1d-1044-483d-a17d-cc499c4113d7 | The Council will automatically become the Shops Acts authority on publication of the final census figures and it would appear that the duties of inspection of shops for clean food, adulterated food and hours of closing etc., could well be carried out by one authority and not by two as now. The Council has resolved to m... |
86249745-b3f6-42c6-86b2-6ff1d7b64141 | It was doubtful (20) whether these small private slaughter-houses would again be permitted bo function but towards the end of the year the end of meat rationing was in sight and it appears that it may be necessary to open at least one of these slaughter-houses as an interim measure until a sufficient number of abbatoir... |
82a2833b-ebf9-4fa2-91a4-9846a6df5229 | In addition, the construction of sewage disposal plants to seven new properties was supervised and approved. REPORT REQUIRED BY SECTION 128 (3) OF THE FACTORIES ACT. 1977. Inspections for pourpose of provisions as to health. Number on Register. Number of Inspections. Written Notices. Occupiers Prosecuted. (l) Factories... |
99960d6b-dc00-4063-9e3c-7c04071ad3ce | \ Section 111. No of outworkers on lists received, j No., of instances of work in unwholesome premises. Notices Served.) i 68 _ J ! - ] i In addition to the above, twenty-three outworkers' premises were visited. Two certificates as to means of escape in case of fire were issued under Section 34 of the Act during tho ye... |
0dc9ae89-0398-4394-9e3d-0e2073d37c29 | Three individual caravan sites and one multiple site for six caravans ;re approved daring the year subject to compliance with the requirements of the Act in respect of water supply, roads and paths, drainage and layout. The vans attending the Barnet Fair "ere visited to enquire 3g to any infectious diseases and as to t... |
bcd4ac3b-bfe3-4904-a167-9de4003d0d21 | Bathing Pools, The only swiiianing pool in the district, viz, at "The Barn", Barnet Bye-Pass, is not now in use. Employment Agencies. Prior to the wur there were four employment agencies in the district. These, however, are no longer in existence owing to the control of labour and it seems unlikely they will be started... |
2a0a669e-e4ca-49bd-96eb-e438f0a9c64b | Number of properties (under i) found to be infested by rats. Maj or - 3 - - 3 Minor 6 203 l 13 223 3. Number of properties found to be seriously infested by mice. _ 3 3 4, Number of infested properties (under 2 and 3) treated by the Local Authority. 6 250 2 25 283 5* Number of "block" control schemes carried out 5^ No ... |
ede96232-dcaa-4edb-89b6-689f880c072a | The attention of building site orjerators has been drawn to the necessity of closing drain connections to the sewers at night to prevent ingress and egress of rats, A test bait was made of 10% of the soil sewer manholes in the district, from the results of which are based the two maintenance treatments of the sewers re... |
f9bd2df5-d610-4434-a2b5-e5c0d55d7e83 | No charge is made for the use of the Rodent Operator's services in treating private domestic premises, provided that the occupiers co-operate in carrying out their duties under the Act. The cost of treatments at all other premises is recoverable. PET ANIMALS ACT. 1951. This Act gives the local Authority, inter alia, po... |
3859705d-8f66-47d6-be8c-2373d8fdcdbc | This Act and the Regulations made thereunder came into operation on the 1st October 1953, after which date it became an offence to manufacture a heating appliance which does not comply with the standards set. Retailers nave one year to dispose of stocks of fires manufactured before the operative date. All retailers in ... |
9ce4ae99-f975-430b-8a56-99e4a65e99e7 | Three new licences were issued; one for storage of cellulose mixtures after provision of adequate storage accommodation and two for underground storage of petrol served via pumps. One was a completely new installation involving six tanks of 1,000 gallons each with requisite lines and pumps, and the second required clea... |
55fbbb14-4146-4ae6-91ff-01f1fefb4a84 | The scale of fees for Licences to Store Petroleum ranges from 5/- for a quantity not exceeding 100 gallons to £1 for 1,000 to 5,000 gallons, and £2 for 6,000 gallons. I am , Yours obediently, J. B. WILSON. Chief Sanitary Inspector. |
59a1283c-a627-433c-9699-011e9fd9a4ca | 22 URBAN DISTRICT OF BARNET ANNUAL REPORT of the ACTING MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH to the BAR NET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL by ARTHUR L. HYATT, M.R.C.S.(Eng.), L.R.C.P. Together with the ANNUAL REPORT of the CHIEF SANITARY INSPECTOR by JOHN B. WILSON, M.S. LA., M.R.San.I. 1954. (2) BARNET URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. MEDICAL OF... |
a9af1964-ca84-4f9e-b73d-76f0b6463685 | It is drawn up in accordance with the directions of the Ministry of Health Circular 28/54 of the 15th December, 1954. STATISTICS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE AREA. Area (in acres) 4,290 Population (1951 Census) 25,019 Registrar-General's Estimate of Resident Population, mid 1954 25,330 Number of Inhabited Houses 7,665 ... |
d5834ef1-7c5e-43a7-bf62-4fc3242649f8 | M. F. Live Births (Legitimate 342 167 175 Illegitimate 16 4 12 Birth Rate per 1.000 of the estimated resident population (standardised); 14.28 Total. M. F. (Legitimate 6 4 2 Still Births( illegitimate Nil Nil Nil Still Birth Rate per 1.000 total (live and still) Births; 16.48 (3) Total. M. F. Deaths 240 109 131 Death R... |
3683d417-f121-4dbc-a9bf-45919e72eb77 | M. F. Legitimate 7 4 3 Illegitimate 2 1 1 Death Rate of Infants under one year of age cor 1.000 live Births: 25.14 Deaths of Infants under four weeks of age:- Total. M. F. Legitimate 5 3 2 Illegitimate 2 1 1 Death Rate of Infants under four weeks of age per 1.000 live Births: 19.55 The figures of two deaths from puerpe... |
7bfd8942-fac8-40cc-ad01-dd4d6398d790 | - below 10, as such rates are of little statistical significance. Thus, if an attempt is made to compare this area with other districts, or with previous years, it would be better to compare actual cases. GENERAL PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE DISTRICT. The Council are not the appropriate Local Authority for the ... |
4c537f65-78bd-45f9-83fc-22175502107e | (4) The following is a list of Clinics etc. available in the district. Tuberculosis Clinics .are held daily, by appointment, ct Barnet Chest Clinic, Wellhouse Lane, Barnet. At Vale Drive the following Clinics are held during the school term. A Clinic for Schoolchildren on the second and fourth Monday morning in each mo... |
73a4841a-8af5-4250-a627-dbb63243bb3d | These Clinics are subject to alteration and it is advisable to enquire of the Vale Drive Clinic (BAR: 6194) for the current days and times. Home Help Service. The local office of the Herts County Council Home Help Service at 25 East Barnet Road, New Barnet, is open daily from 9 - 1, Monday to Friday inclusive. PUBLIC H... |
5b5ea46e-08df-4883-ae72-ea960b64bdab | + Ø Holds the special qualification as Inspector of Meat and other Foods under examination of the Royal Sanitary Institute. ø Salary Contribution of one half from Exchequer Grants. x Part-time Officer. (5) WATER SUPPLY. The major area of the district is supplied with water from the mains of the Barnet District Water Co... |
5426b161-2675-4e25-880c-f947af178394 | All the water supplied by this Company is chlorinated. The water supply is satisfactory both from the Chemical and Bacteriological aspects. Six samples of water were taken by the Department, four from Barnet District Water Company's supply and two from the Colne Valley Water Company's supply, and submitted for analysis... |
9fbf2dcb-b02d-4ac9-b2a5-ace6f6f38951 | The sewage is conveyed to a Sewage Disposal works of 56 acres, where it is screened, grit removed in detritus tanks, thence to primary settlement tanks and thereafter distributed over three 80 ft. diameter bacteria filters, followed by humus removal in rectangular tanks before discharge to the Dollis Brook. Pumping is ... |
0ffc2ab6-fd87-42ab-96e5-1f0f77e2fc91 | There are in the district fourteen schools administered by the South Herts Divisional Education Committee, viz.- Queen Elizabeth's Boys and Girls Grammar Schools, Ravenscroft Secondary Modern School, Foulds School (Junior Mixed and Infants) Christ Church School for Infants; Christ Church School for Girls, Christ Church... |
9543eb5a-2977-4aa6-9a04-08a1c649ca15 | The house refuse is collected weekly in covered mechanical conveyances and taken to the Council's Sewage Farm, '-here it is loaded into Contractor's covered lorries and disposed of daily by controlled tipping outside the district. PREVALENCE OF. AND CONTROL OVER. INFECTIOUS DISEASE. The following table shews the number... |
2e406421-96e0-4ca3-8248-d70133b8717d | DISEASE NOTIFIED REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Scarlet Fever 16 3 Whooping Cough 47 10 Diphtheria and Membranous Croup Nil Nil Measles 107 3 Acute Pneumonia 6 3 Meningococcal Infection 1 1 Acute Poliomyelitis (Paralytic) Nil Nil " " (Non-Paralytic) 2 2 Acute Encephalitis Nil Nil Dysentery 9 7 Ophthalmia Neonatorum Nil Nil Puerpe... |
cd675b6f-81ef-47c4-8cbe-afc3739ed567 | particularly in respect of measles and whooping cough. AGE INCIDENCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE. DISEASE NUMBER OF CASES NOTIFIED YEARS OF AGE 0- l- 2- 3- 4- 5- 10- 15- 25- 45- 65- 75- Total. Scarlet Fever - - 2 2 1 8 2 1 ~ - - - 16 Whooping Cough 7 4 7 6 8 13 - 1 l - - - 47 Measles l 5 13 11 12 64 - l - - - - 107 Acute Pne... |
4228968e-d09f-4142-b9f5-e0165b7eabd5 | - - - - 2 Dysentery 2 - - 1 l 1 2 1 l - - - 9 Puerperal Pyrexia - - - - - - 19 22 - - - 41 Paratyphoid Fever - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 Enteric Fever - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 Food Poisoning - - - l - 4 - - 3 1 - - 9 Erysipelas - - - - - - - - - 2 - - 4 TOTALS 11 10 22 21 22 91 5 27 29 5 l - 244 Of the foregoing, the fo... |
68845c30-5401-4c84-82d0-924ce5ec8bbb | Acute Poliomyelitis (Non-Paralytic) 1; Dysentery 6; Puerperal Pyrexia 36; Enteric Fever lj Food Poisoning 65 Erysipelas 1. The cases of Tuberculosis removed for treatment are usually sent to Clare Hall Sanatorium, South Mimms, other patients with an infectious disease being sent to Coppett1s Wood Hospital, Muswell Hill... |
17b26a60-3ca6-4d7e-8746-de0b9d0b1ed8 | As mentioned earlier in this report, where the number of cases is less than, say, 10, case rates are of little statistical value for comparison purposes. VACCINATION. No primary or revaccinations were performed by the Medical Officer of Health under the Public Health (Smallpox Prevention) Regulations, I917. INTERNATION... |
9007f17f-dc00-415d-84cd-d8b9c6b7e596 | 0 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 5 1 - 1 1 - - - - 15 2 4 1 1 - - - - 25 2 - 1 - 1 2 - - 35 2 - - 1 - - - - 45 2 - - - 1 - - - 55 1 - - - - - - - 65 and over - 2 - - 1 1 - - TOTALS 10 6 3 3 3 - - The Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1952, which came into operation in May 1952, rescinded an earlier Regulatio... |
4b967917-b632-4792-98dc-cb642a71be12 | Notification of the disease is still required, and as suggested by the Minister of Health the local register is being maintained as the information contained therein may be useful for local purposes. The total number of persons entered on the Register at the end of the year was 227, as compared with 215 at the beginnin... |
42456aba-df6a-4381-9353-b38bcaee39fb | NATIONAL ASSISTANCE ACT. 1948. - SECTION 42. NATIONAL ASSISTANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT. 1951 - SECTION 1. During the year there was a considerable increase in the amount of work in connection ith the aged and infirm, some seven persons receiving our attention. Two were the subject of Emergency Removal Orders under the Amendm... |
ea550c2c-7556-4e09-a577-3043314189ae | The last case was not one strictly for action under these Acts and (10) eventually the case was removed to hospital for medical attention. MORTAL STATISTICS, Of 240 deaths, 16 occurred under one year of age. The following were the major causes of death:- Heart Disease 80; Cancer 43; (23 males and 20 females); Vascular ... |
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