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a3aa1206-3c76-469d-9841-517206b685a5 | 7%) 5 (1.9%) 3 (1.2%) 1 (0.4%) — — 3 51 (19.9%) — — 8 (3.1%) 15 (5.9%) 20 (7.8%) 8 (3.1%) - - — — 4 2 (0.8%) - - 1 (0.4%) - - - - 1 (0.4%) -- - - - 256 4 1 91 (90.1%) - - 4 (4.0%) 28 (27.7%) 26 (25.7%) 25 (24.7%) 7 (6.9%) 1 (1.0%) 2 4 (4.0%) — — — — — — 3 (3.0%) 1 (1.0%) — — — — 3 4 6 (5.9%) - - - - 1 (1. |
7d9f3b91-58a5-41c8-b35f-7f61e5806912 | 0%) 4 (4.0%) 1 (1.0%) - - - - 101 5-9 1 76 (92.8%) - - 4 (4.9%) 14 (17.1%) 23 (28.1%) 24 (29.3%) 10(12.2%) 1 (1.2%) 2 3 (3.6%) — — — — 1 (1.2%) - - 2 (2.4%) — — — — 3 3 (3.6%) _ _ — 1 (1.2%) - - 2 (2.4%) - - - - 4 — — _ _ — - - _ — - - - - 82 10-14 1 5 (100%) __ _ 4 (80.0%) 1 (20. |
755b104c-3667-4292-a076-a6ab5a2399b2 | 0%) - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 — - - - - - — - — - - - — — - - 4 - - - - - - — — — — — — — — — — 5 21 Live Births by Age and Parity of Mother and Place of Occurrence (continued) Parity of Mother *Place of Delivery All Ages Under 20 20- Age of Mother 25- 30- 35- 40- 45+ 15+ 1 _ — — — — — — 2 _ _ — — — — — 3 - —... |
d316b90b-3837-472d-8fc4-83ccab2d0e52 | 9%) _ _ 2 12 (3.3%) 3 (0.8%) 3 (0.8%) 4 (1.1%) — — 2 (0.6%) — — — — 3 14 (3.9%) 3 (0.8%) 6 (1.7%) 4 (1.1%) 1 (0.3%) - - — — — — 4 15 (4.1%) 8 (2.2%) 5 (1.3%) 1 (0.3%) - 1 (0.3%) - - - - 363 TOTAL 1 3,799 (83.3%) 341 (7.5%) 1,218 (26.7%) 1,196 (26.2%) 629 (13.8%) 319 (7.0%) 91 (2.0%) 5 (0.1%) 2 234 (5.1%) 8 (0. |
465a1e5e-454f-48b0-ab61-2bde6b889922 | 2%) 63 (1.4%) 86 (1.8%) 46 (1.0%) 23 (0.5%) 8 (0.2%) — — 3 504 (11.0%) 13 (0.3%) 167 (3.6%) 188 (4.1%) 109 (2.4%) 26 (0.6%) 1 (0.0%) — — 4 27 (0.6%) 9 (0.2%) 13 (0.3%) 3 (0.1%) - - 2 (0.0%) - - - - 4,564 * Place of Delivery 1. N.H.S. Hospitals 2. Non-N.H.S. Hospitals (Mainly Maternity Homes) 3. At Home 4. |
02dd25ae-dff7-46a4-8302-153600445e7b | Other These statistics are registrations corrected for both area of usual residence of mother and date of occurrence within the calendar year as opposed to those supplied by the Registrar General which are corrected for area of residence only. |
4e5ba773-860c-4ab6-a955-5e32cb7dda07 | <• OP*-- PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES The following table shows the number of corrected notifications received during the year: Scarlet Fever 74 (79) Whooping Cough 136 (82) Acute Poliomyelitis: Paralytic - Non-Paralytic — — Measles 2694... |
f83d8a35-86ed-4ea7-a34f-69d2760551e3 | 4 (3) Other 19 (12) Puerperal Pyrexia 74 (62) Ophthalmia Neonatorum 2 (3) Anthrax — — Cholera — — Plague — — Relapsing Fever — — Malaria — — Membranous Croup - - 3228 (2278) Figures in parenthesis were notifications received for the year 1966. Food Poisoning In February 1967 there was an outbreak of gastro-enteritis in... |
b5fa4c71-77f1-478e-8f96-9be699367aeb | The general hygiene of the establishment was also 25 inspected, and was found to be satisfactory both in kitchen quarters and the lavatories and bathrooms. In investigations of this kind in well conducted establishments as is so often the case no "remains" of food which might have been the cause of the outbreak was ava... |
343a9bc1-9779-41ca-930d-e27ed7954b2b | Typhoid Fever Five cases of typhoid fever occurred in the Borough in 1967. In the course of investigating these cases two symptomless carriers were discovered. The first case was an employee of the Council who became ill in December 1966. In January 1967 his infection was traced to a carrier working in a cafe where he ... |
48b7f4cf-3875-43b8-8b21-adf9767e786b | A possible source of infection was an Italian au-pair girl who returned home shortly before the child became ill and who has not been traced in spite of repeated efforts by the Ministry of Health with the Italian authorities. An alternative source was the family's Italian holiday the previous autumn. The fourth case oc... |
25a0177c-dc26-40d6-9b81-b85e3b74831f | 26 INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATES OF VACCINATION Three forms of International Certificates of Vaccination, namely:— small pox, cholera and yellow fever require authentication of the signature of the doctor providing the vaccination or inoculation of persons proceeding abroad. During the year 7,463 certificates were authent... |
7fed6482-5934-4088-ba4b-5c71f33833e5 | The District Public Health Inspectors and their technical assistants are deployed in three areas, each under the day to day control of a Senior Area Public Health Inspector.Three Senior Public Health Inspectors have special responsibility in the fields of atmospheric pollution prevention, food and drugs control and the... |
e2bd0c39-946a-4fd2-a187-48e38e3e3ac9 | The detailed account which follows shows the ramifications of the work carried out which contributes greatly to the creation of healthy conditions in which people live, work and play. WATER SUPPLY Three Companies, namely, The Colne Valley Water Company, The Lee Valley Water Company, and the Metropolitan Water Board dis... |
2cc67007-b0a6-4a01-8044-a856f7ba7962 | The amount of naturally occurring fluoride varies; water supplied by the Colne Valley Water Company has a content of less than 0.1 ppm, that supplied by the Metropolitan Water Board has a content of 0.3 ppm, and in the case of water supplied by the Lee Valley Water Company, in general the content is less than 0.2 ppm; ... |
f9e37013-67b6-4421-adef-585f336399a4 | Part II of the Act deals with milk, dairies and cream substitutes; Part III regulates the provision and management of markets; Part IV contains provisions for the licensing, regulation provision and management of slaughterhouses and power is included for the provision of cold stores and refrigerators and Parts V and VI... |
16d47a26-1577-4769-b481-7865a928dfcb | ground — — 3 — Apple juice - - 1 - Apple sauce — — 2 — Arrowroot — — 1 — Baby food - — 2 - Bacon — — 1 — Baked beans — — 3 — Baking powder - - 1 — Blackcurrant syrup and drinks — — 6 — Bread — — 2 — Bread, milk — — 1 — Butter — — 10 - Cakes 1 — 1 — Cake mixes — — 3 — Canned fish — — 7 — Canned truit — — 16 1 Canned mea... |
ecec9382-cbf2-4062-b636-2b564248aea9 | Powder — — 2 — Dried fruit — — 9 — Drinking chocolate - - 4 - Dripping — — 3 — Drugs — — 1 — 32 Formal and informal samples (continued) SAMPLE FORMAL INFORMAL Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Eggs - - 1 - Evaporated milk — — 1 — Fishcakes 5 Fish paste — — 11 - Flour, plain — — 6 — self raising — ... |
69cb56ae-d4ab-40a7-86a6-7c1ef6ab05c0 | fresh - - 5 - Gelatine - 2 Glycerine - - 1 - Honey - - 4 - Ice-pops _ _ 2 _ Ice-cream powder — — 2 — Jam 10 Jellies - - 5 - Lard - 6 - Lemon curd - - 3 - Macaroni cheese - - 1 - Margarine — — 15 — Marmalade — — 4 — Marzipan — — 4 — Meat, |
9108b903-05e0-4848-9c07-716bef9df5c2 | fresh — — 2 — Meat paste — — 9 - Meat preparations — — 7 — Milk — — 7 — Milk powder — — 4 1 Milk puddings — — 3 — Mincemeat — — 5 — Mixed herbs _ — 1 — Mixed peel — — 6 1 Mustard oil — - 1 - Olive oil - - 2 - Pectin 1 Pickles — — 3 — Potatoes — — 1 — Potato preparations — — 4 — Pudding mixes — — 1 — Rice _ 1 Rice flour... |
640479b1-f24e-4aef-b1bc-806b16d98de4 | ground - — 4 - Saccharin - _ 2 Salad cream — — 5 — Sauces — — 2 — Sausages and sausage meat 6 1 29 — 33 Formal and informal samples (continued) SAMPLE FORMAL INFORMAL Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Unsatis factory Semolina - - 2 - Soft drinks — — 20 — Soups — - 14 1 Spices — — 8 — Stuffing — — 1 — Suet — — 4 ... |
79dafe7e-2e86-42bf-a7f2-d24f198aa673 | the following were examined in the Department:— ARTICLE NUMBER OF SAMPLES Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Fruit 5 2 Fruit, canned 2 2 Meat, canned 1 - Mince 5 - Milk 114 - Milk powder 1 - Vinegar 4 — TOTALS 132 4 The number of samples reported as unsatisfactory was 4.6 per cent of the total analysed or examined. This figur... |
85e03cd0-9657-40f2-9a78-f4a04860af4c | Over half the samples of cream cheese purchased during the year were unsatisfactory by reason of their being deficient in fat; most of the samples should have been described by the new designation "full fat soft cheese" which should have a fat content of not less than 20 per cent, though in 3 instances the fat content ... |
3c52f3b6-e71f-4ccb-97a1-52f6684196e7 | Peeled Italian Tomatoes An informal sample of peeled tomatoes was found to contain an unduly high proportion of tin. The inner surfaces of the can showed that the high level of tin was due to severe attack by the contents on the tin plate of the can. The can which was examined proved to be the only one among stock take... |
2ec941e4-a56b-4991-844e-233cfc98856b | A reply was received indicating their willingness to do this.- Chicken Curry with Rice One sample was found to be slightly deficient in meat content. The Canned Meat Product Regulations 1967 prescribing standards for a large variety of canned meats will come into operation on 31st May 1969. Low Fat Skimmed Milk Powder ... |
2de423c3-9d47-434e-8b5d-5a9948500198 | 35 Cut Mixed Peel A sample of cut mixed peel was found to contain sulphur dioxide preservative within the permitted limits, but its presence was not indicated in the list of ingredients. The cartons are being reprinted and the omission made good. Cream of Tomato Soup Tn one sample the total fat content was 2.6 per cent... |
90bf2c69-7f48-4274-a5ef-b7df29a77a56 | The attention of the importers was drawn to the Food Standards Committee Report on Claims and Misleading Descriptions published in 1966, which recommended, inter alia, that ingredients or garnishings must not be portrayed if they are not present in the container. It was agreed that the cans should be relabelled. Fresh ... |
4aa7abea-9578-4eb2-8e3b-ae8071d657c2 | One sample of beef sausages was found to contain undeclared preservative and a warning letter was sent to the butcher concerned. In 8 other cases the declaration on the wrapper did not comply with the requirements of Paragraph 3 of Schedule 3 of the Preservatives in Food Regulations 1962, which states that the declarat... |
fbde383c-87ed-4dd5-a8fe-432279fdec3d | During the year, 22 samples of pork sausages were examined and these had an average meat content of 73.1 per cent. In respect of the 13 samples of beef sausages examined the average meat content was 59 per cent. Ice Cream There are two small premises in the Borough where ice cream is manufactured. There are also 8 free... |
eeb19294-ad14-4614-ad48-9271fce387ec | GRADING TOTALS 1 2 3 4 Hard ice cream Premises Prepacked 18 3 - - 21 Loose 87 50 30 18 185 Vans Loose 4 2 - 1 7 Soft Premises 3 6 3 3 15 ice cream Vans 13 2 1 4 20 Lollies All satisfactory 10 The bacterial cleanliness of ice cream is measured by the application of the methylene blue reduction test. The test affords a s... |
379b2057-37fc-44ea-89fd-10e8d71a78d7 | The recommended provisional grading based on this test in which readings are taken half-hourly is:— Provisional Grade 1 2 3 4 Time taken to reduce methylene blue Fails to reduce in 4 hours 2½—4 hours ½ — 2 hours 0 In interpreting these results, note should be taken of the comments made in the monthly bulletin (October ... |
f39f4db8-bb43-4489-9348-7a4705b8146b | During the year attention continued to be given to premises where ice cream is sold loose, either over the counter or as a sweet with a restaurant meal. In spite of the advice given over the years concerning the care needed in the handling of loose ice cream, it is perhaps a little disappointing that nearly a third of ... |
4d2b2ffa-3b49-495a-9610-96e18722f9f6 | (i) Number of egg pasteurisation plants in the district Nil (ii) Number of samples of liquid egg submitted to the Alpha-Amylase test (a) Satisfactory 24 (b) Unsatisfactory Nil Milk Licensing and Sampling Milk (Special Designation) Regulations 1963 and the Milk (Special Designation) (Amendment) Regulations 1965) Licence... |
09cff8d9-a75c-4e9b-9bd6-107c7696470b | Milk thus treated has become known to the public as "Long Life Milk". In its unopened container it has a "life" of several months but must be used as ordinary milk once the carton is opened. In addition to the samples examined for fat content the following samples were obtained for examination under the Regulations:— U... |
2f54ac2e-0eda-418f-a153-928f16a60795 | It is a little surprising that there is still a demand for raw milk. The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is responsible under the Milk and Dairies (General) Regulations 1959 for the supervision, through its Divisional Milk Officers, of the actual process of milk production at the farm whilst the Council is ... |
5d8d3c94-7dfa-4fd0-a7fb-529383ea6be4 | Tn addition to the above samples, 7 samples of raw milk were submitted to the Central Public Health Laboratory for examination for the presence of tubercle bacilli. This number is less than in 1966 as visits to farms were cut to the minimum during the latter part of the year when the foot and mouth disease outbreak was... |
15cd77d4-9849-4df1-a0dc-b58bfcabb451 | Only one set of six bottles was considered unsatisfactory; these came from a bottling plant where the bottles are hand washed. Advice on the need to exercise continually the strictest hygiene practices was given to the staff of the plant concerned. I am grateful to Dr. C.E.D. Taylor, Director, Diagnostic Reference Labo... |
f88dc30e-1d0b-4b7c-a6e1-ef43b5feca63 | 25 (b) Metal objects 15 (c) Glass, stones etc. 14 (d) Hair, paper, string etc. 7 (e) Oil or grease 7 (f) Fabric 3 (g) Chewing gum 1 39 Complaints (foreign bodies continued) (h) Rubber glove 1 (i) Harmless matter e.g. Burnt dough in bread 10 83 (2) Quality (a) Unsoundness 15 (b) Mould growth 29 (c) Staleness 5 (d) Conta... |
35821f8d-50a4-4e8d-8119-5632cdb2ee72 | The increase in the number of metal objects found is probably due to the increasing mechanisation of the food industry. With the greater use of machinery the possibility of the odd nut, bolt or screw coming adrift and being incorporated in the foodstuff in the process of manufacture is greatly increased. A number of co... |
044484d6-ece7-48f1-b905-6cfc0ba3fb9d | The warm and humid summer months, together with the fact that there may be times when the bread is wrapped before being completely cool, encourages the growth of mould. The treatment the loaf often receives when taken into the home is not conducive to the inhibiting of mould growth. An unventilated breadbin in which a ... |
5fb5c76b-88c1-4ca4-b4bd-6e616b10331a | 40 Articles examined Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Baked beans 2 — Bread and cakes — 5 Milk and/or milk bottles 2 7 Sausages 1 1 Yogurt - 1 Tooth paste 1 - Anti-histamine Tab'ets 1 fn the case of two tins of baked beans which were thought to have been the cause of illness, no evidence of any contaminant was found. Two sp... |
649cf0a0-51f0-4310-ad93-a1170a2a2bc6 | The majority of producers, wholesalers and retailers are anxious to sell food stuffs which are sound and of good quality, and where there is any doubt, or evidence of deterioration or unfitness, the advice of the public health inspector is sought. A large proportion of the spoilage of canned contents arises in the main... |
56e90033-32d8-4eb7-b37f-f02b3d22ebdf | Unidentified 939 Frozen Foods (in packets or cartons) Confectionery 397 Chickens 81 Fish 2697 Fruit/fruit juices 962 Puddings/pies 106 Ice cream 503 Meat 1837 Milk products 805 Vegetables 3821 Miscellaneous Beverages 12 bottles Biscuits 42 packets Bread 31 loaves Cereals 84 packets Confectionery 22 packets 91 1bs Dried... |
22869dc7-456f-429b-aaad-0fbd07560696 | 171 packets Preserves 721 'bs 26 jars Pies 13 Sauces, pickles, condiments 276 jars Undefined 16 packets 3 jars 42 Food Hygiene The Food Hygiene (General) Regulations 1960-1962 lay down requirements in respect of cleanliness of food premises and of apparatus and equipment, the hygienic handling of food, cleanliness of p... |
053394f2-81a6-417a-b457-d4459c7ffdd7 | At the request of the Minister of Health, I set down below in tabular form particulars of food premises provided with wash hand basins and an adequate supply of hot and cold water, soap and towels (Regulation 16) and those provided with sinks, hot and cold water, soap, clean cloths or other cleaning and drying faciliti... |
368a6b23-e074-4a8b-9813-2360299a70af | 19 Bakehouses and Bakers Shops 132 132 130 128 Butchers 163 163 163 163 Canteens 144 143 144 144 Confectioners 261 259 167 166 Dairies 17 17 17 17 Fishshops 77 77 76 76 Greengrocers 175 175 134 132 Grocers 320 320 317 314 Licensed Premises 200 198 200 198 Restaurants/Cafes 230 230 230 229 4284 visits were made to secur... |
5d479893-ebab-4691-af61-128b08eeeec9 | This operates on one day a week only. The other, privately owned, is at Barnet, and opens two days a week. Hawkers Hawkers of food and their storage premises are required to be registered under Section 11 of the Middlesex County Council Act 1950. The vehicles and storage premises used by these traders 43 were inspected... |
f42a988b-bc49-49af-b457-8dc1f64f11c2 | Poultry Inspection (i) Number of poultry processing premises within the district 1 (ii) Number of visits to these premises 9 (iii) Total number of birds processed during the year 9546 (iv) Types of birds processed Hens only (v) Percentage of birds rejected as unfit for human consumption Nil (vi) Weight of poultry conde... |
97d2f31b-3ce2-40eb-ba05-b561ce8a6a2b | They are delivered the same or the following day after slaughter to butchers in the Golders Green, Finchley, Harrow, Tottenham, Watford, Elstree and Cockfosters areas for sale in the fresh trade. As the birds are uneviscerated, inspection at the place of slaughter is limited but doubtful carcases are retained and inspe... |
9400ce50-9021-4cd6-a23d-bbea3d8fbffb | There has been a growing practice to abbreviate this information as much as possible and whilst in the case of a large firm in a small town the name of the town may well be sufficient for correspondence to be delivered, the use of the name London, 44 Birmingham, etc., may be completely inadequate and it is not unreason... |
68dcb657-b3d7-46e1-a898-257f914fdde1 | During the year 476 premises were visited and the following articles of food examined for possible offences under the Acts:— Apples 389 Bacon 205 Butter 349 Currants etc. 86 Honey 10 Malt products 18 Margarine 317 Meat 248 Poultry 140 Raw cucumber 295 Salmon and trout 16 Tomatoes 425 Prepacked potatoes are now becoming... |
aa02e33f-bb2f-4bbc-9661-658a0ead03fb | costs 27. 2.67 Sale of cakes affected with mould £20 £5.5s.0d. costs 27. 2.67 Sale of cakes affected with mould £20 £5.5s.0d. costs 12. 4.67 Sale of milk in bottle containing glass splinter £5 £3.3s.0d. costs 24. 4.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £5 £5.5s.0d. costs 24. 4.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £5 £5.5s.0d. cos... |
a7ec84b3-b2d3-4500-a300-3c1d09a8975a | 4.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £5 £5.5s.0d. costs 12. 7.67 Sale of carton of Yogurt containing glass splinter £20 £5.5s.0d. costs 13. 7.67 Sale of milk in bottle containing cement £25 £10.10s.0d. costs 17. 7.67 Sale of mouldy pork pie £5 £5 costs 31. 7.67 Sale of sausage roll containing piece of metal £10 £5.5s.0d. ... |
f884e13b-18d5-455f-b383-7fbf394a04ae | costs 6. 9.67 Exposing unsound steak pies for sale £15 £5.5s.0d. costs 13. 9.67 Sale of milk in bottle containing glass splinter £10 £5.5s.0d. costs 13. 9.67 Sale of milk in bottle containing glass splinter £10 £5.5s.0d. costs 9.10.67 Sale of bread roll containing hessian fibres Conditional discharge £10.10s.0d. costs ... |
0bd91909-f02f-40ae-a6af-8bf9fcc2f0f5 | costs 18.10.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £20 No costs 18.10.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £20 No costs 18.10.67 Sale of milk in dirty bottle £20 No costs 20.11.67 Sale of loaf containing paper clip £20 £3 costs 20.11.67 Sale of loaf contaminated with oil and iron compounds £15 £3 costs 20.11.67 Sale of mouldy loaf... |
7ce54bb6-07dc-41cf-9f02-47aa432193d4 | The boroughs in Greater London were grouped into three areas, each borough being responsible for taking 18 samples during a four monthly period. During the months August to November 1967 the following foodstuffs were sampled by the Department for pesticide residues:— bread, cheese (2 samples) pork (2 samples), dripping... |
918ca011-a8f4-4839-869d-2fc3f30d4c5e | Child, the Public Control Officer, for supplying the following information in respect of work carried out by his staff. Labelling of Food Order NO. OF PREMISES VISITED 290 Correct Incorrect No. of Articles Examined 4704 7 No. of Articles Purchased 2 7 Merchandise Marks Acts No. |
a9f2dd77-f593-430e-a956-345916845d3c | of Premises Visited 566 Articles Examined Meat 516 Apples 625 Tomatoes 370 Poultry 804 Bacon 12 Cucumber 172 Offal 97 Others 49 Purchases Correct Incorrect 35 18 47 Food and Drugs Formal samples purchased and examined Fish 16 Meat 7 Apples 11 Citrus Fruit 2 Vegetables — Potatoes 1 Offal 4 Bacon — Others 22 Natural food... |
12f49693-549e-43aa-ac01-435dd4356202 | Prices of smokeless appliances and costs of works of installation are increasing. The Gas and Electricity Boards and the solid fuel heating organisations are conducting intensive campaigns in smoke control areas and this means that more people are applying for grants. Many of course take advantage of the grant as a sub... |
93b6f144-0c77-448c-91f4-a5f7cb62d28e | The London Boroughs of Haringey and Camden will be completely smoke controlled by the end of 1968. Air Pollution Measurement The Department operates five stations for measuring by the volumetric method the amount of suspended particulate matter (smoke) and acid gases (sulphur dioxide) in the atmosphere. These stations ... |
2998d3e3-0a54-4491-8686-ed2b0e98d375 | It is felt better as a general rule to seek co-operation with management rather than take an occasional prosecution to make an example. Instances of smoke from domestic chimneys in smoke control areas caused by burning bituminous coal were found. Again, this was due basically to a lack of understanding on the part of t... |
78b80a22-e0a2-4a4a-9c91-17f6bba0f856 | Whilst industrial smoke nuisance can now be prevented the only practical way, at the moment, of securing an acceptable level of sulphur dioxide at ground level is to discharge the products of combustion as high into the air as possible. Local authorities can reject the plans of certain buildings if the height of the ch... |
43516299-b050-4797-8b7c-e9dafe18533a | A greater height is required in a heavily built up area, where the 49 50 TABLE A SMOKE CONTROL ORDER DATE MADE DATE CONFIRMED DATE IN OPERATION ACREAGE NO. OF DWELLINGS CITHER PREMISES Orders made by London Borough of Barnet and Constituent Authorities As at 31st December 1966 7726 40,489 1,732 London Borough of Barnet... |
182fa6ad-f28f-4027-b8bd-ded1f0efe75c | 4) (Golders Green) 31-8-66 7-12-66 1-9-67 232 1,386 85 London Borough of Barnet (No. 5) (East Barnet) 31-8-66 7-12-66 1-9-67 214 956 48 London Borough of Barnet (No. 6) (Edgware) 18-8-67 8-11-67 1-7-68 282 2,244 87 London Borough of Barnet (No. 7) (Friern Barnet) 18-12-67 29-3-68 1-10-68 377 2,427 121 London Borough of... |
7124b4c8-68a4-412f-b438-f6574687f370 | 8) (Childs Hill/Cricklewood) SURVEY IN PROCESS - (164) - (1327) - (131) TOTAL 2,285 (164) 14,456 (1327) 690 (131) GRAND TOTAL 10,011 54,945 2,422 Acreage of Borough 22,124 Approximate number of premises (all types) 116,628 51 ground concentration of sulphur dioxide is already high, than in a country or more open area. ... |
5a9e810c-f610-4979-a9fd-ae28845434b3 | The assessment of chimney height is not an easy task because of the large number of variables and indeed imponderables involved. I have already said in an earlier Report that office blocks do not come under control and this continues to be a grave omission. Schools are also excluded as education authorities do not have... |
3ea5e474-89e8-4181-8d33-99258c2bd2a9 | Nearly all the remaining persons in the West Hendon Housing area were allocated tenancies and those who still awaited rehousing at the end of the period were in dwellings which were still the subject of negotiations for acquisition by the Council. In all, 172 families were rehoused from Housing areas. Pressure continue... |
a05e031e-77c6-4084-9b69-60d536a7f76a | Houses in Multiple Occupation The Housing Act 1961 contains provisions enabling a local authority to require the person having control of a house in multiple occupation to provide adequate facilities and amenities to meet the requirements of the families and individuals accommodated. A direction may also be given impos... |
9a8b857f-e4ac-4e15-ae6f-9c3bae237df0 | It is not, however, realistic to assume that every multiple occupied property automatically provides bad housing conditions. Houses in multiple occupation in the Borough tend to be concentrated in areas of older Victorian type houses which no longer lend themselves to single family use and to localities situated within... |
e3d89218-5e45-4cd8-a0f9-f27c4c25914c | The survey showed a lack of proper amenities and facilities and of suitable fire precautions rather than a high degree of ever occupation, and by the end of the year steps were being taken to deal with these matters. It is seldom if ever, that consideration is given by an owner to the fire hazards which accompany multi... |
7d5db9d9-0ee3-4d43-bfe4-0c248f7eaac7 | The procedure for making and operating control orders is difficult and lengthy and the financial implications may well be a liability to the local authority. These powers should only be used in extreme cases and during the year no property was encountered where it was necessary to consider the use of the control order ... |
00094e16-261c-4816-84f3-56e91183a74b | A great advance could of course be made if national legislation was made available on the lines 53 already existing in the Birmingham Corporation Act and elsewhere so that control of properties was made possible before multi-occupation was introduced. The interest shown by certain Housing Associations in properties wit... |
718578e7-f433-4207-b40c-900ab6244535 | In The Burroughs, Hendon (six houses) and at Lodge Lane, North Finchley (four houses) the properties were contained within larger areas for which the Council had long term plans in respect of redevelopment and it was therefore agreed that these should be linked with Compulsory Purchased Orders. At the end of the year n... |
a28c824a-aa7f-49e1-9d72-8240a244a128 | In consequence of this action, together with that which had been commenced in previous years, ten unfit houses were demolished and twenty-one others closed. Twenty-nine families comprising in all a total of sixty-nine persons vacated unfit properties. In one instance an old age pensioner living alone was accepted into ... |
564cf69d-410f-49a8-8cbe-682506ce3f58 | In two cases where the making of Closing Orders had been proposed undertakings were 54 received from the owners concerned to render the dwellings fit irrespective of the cost involved and in due course the works were satisfactorily completed. Slum Clearance and Redevelopment Steady progress was maintained in dealing ap... |
5a0e6630-53b7-44b5-bab1-2cfb5c8b17c8 | Outside the areas which the Council have already designated as Housing Areas under the powers given in Part V of the Housing Act 1957, and which are programmed for comprehensive redevelopment during the next five years, there are no pockets of unfit houses. The problem of unfitness is largely confined to individual hou... |
86feae91-a640-4a10-ba4e-effb688e24cb | In all a total of 96 properties is involved in this area. A detailed survey of a further area of similar type to the above was also completed. This contained a total of 100 properties predominantly residential and providing accommodation for 115 families. At the end of the year the Council had under consideration a rec... |
d8edf0a6-15ba-4a52-b9c3-432675465ad5 | These figures show a small increase on those for the previous year when, because of the national economic crisis, restrictions had to be imposed upon housing advances. An owner may seek an advance or grant towards the cost of substantial alterations which may involve structural work including the conversion of older ho... |
417b0733-076e-4814-a403-c750f2da6ce4 | The Act as amended by the Housing Acts of 1961 and 1964 also places a duty on the local authority to make grants towards the cost of improving older houses which still have a reasonable life and which at present lack standard amenities in the form of hot water supply, fixed bath or shower, wash hand basin, inside water... |
54d7fcee-7ed4-4c48-98fd-4beda6704794 | This included only tenanted properties. Improvement Areas At the end of 1966 the Council had agreed, as a pilot scheme, to designate Prospect Road, Childs Hill, N.W.2., as an Improvement Area under Part II of the Housing Act 1964. This comprised one complete road of thirty-eight terraced houses, identical in type, and ... |
62f39e32-2271-4812-abe0-dee82ac5aa1f | By the end of the year efforts to secure improvement on a voluntary basis showed encouraging success. Two owner/occupiers were not prepared to do the work because of lack of funds or advancing years, and in the case of one tenanted house formal action was commenced because of a dispute between leaseholder and freeholde... |
eaa71d0a-8b42-4393-b00d-799a56be06a5 | It is now generally accepted that the existing procedures for securing compulsory improvement are both cumbersome and time consuming but until alternative legislation is available to this end, the results which can be achieved are well worth the effort. Compulsory Improvement of Dwellings outside Improvement Areas Sect... |
350d6368-5ff1-441a-9030-1d88ab6fc063 | Representations were received under Section 19 from the tenants of three dwellings; after informal approach to the owners it was agreed in each case to consider the preparation of an appropriate improvement scheme and at the end of the year application for Standard Grant had been submitted to the Council in respect of ... |
3e2ec8e4-4d5b-4593-98ae-a382c13d47f6 | (a) Number of dwellings known to be overcrowded at end of year 11 Number of families in occupation 15 Number of persons in occupation 59 (b) Number of new cases reported 14 (c) Number of cases relieved 8 Number of persons concerned 43 These are the only cases of statutory overcrowding recorded by the Department. Other ... |
7e1a8c45-bca9-4ff7-b87b-efc7348254ae | Now after more than thirty years they can no longer be accepted as being in accord with the present day conception of satisfactory living conditions. When assessing housing needs in respect of applications for housing accommodation, the Council therefore maintains a more realistic approach by awarding "points" on an as... |
0beca044-2a09-46a0-97dd-da9a5d23ff2d | His primary concern, in almost every case, is to secure the execution of essential repairs as soon as possible, it is found that he normally prefers to make at the outset a complaint to the Department regarding nuisance or dilapidations and allow appropriate action to be taken under the Public Health or Housing Acts in... |
26dcd408-c3ca-4351-862f-054b7cf0573b | Applications for Certificates of Disrepair Number of applications for certificates 2 Number of decisions not to issue certificates — Number of decisions to issue certificates (a) in respect of some but not all defects 1 (b) in respect of all defects 1 Number of undertakings given by landlords under paragraph 5 of the F... |
fea6dfe7-ae79-4dd6-a4f0-524d0cffaf84 | At the same time a landlord of furnished accommodation is given some measure of protection in respect of a proved unsatisfactory tenant. The Act also introduced two new crimes, eviction by force and harassment of tenants by landlords. These arose directly from the findings of the Milner Holland Committee which was set ... |
af073e13-cc82-4380-8585-bbd2a28a0fa1 | Inspection of Dwelling Houses (i) (a) Total number of dwellings inspected for housing defects (under Public Health or Housing Acts) 4,773 (b) Number of inspections made for the purpose 10,504 (ii) Number of dwellings found to be unfit for human habitation 46 (iii) Number of dwellings (exclusive of those referred to und... |
1bab22f8-06b4-40bd-9af0-b6bfa6621cce | Housing Act 1957 (i) Number of dwellings in respect of which notices were served requiring repairs 1 (ii) Number of dwellings which rendered fit after service of formal notices: (a) By owners NIL (b) By Local Authority in default of owners NIL (b) Proceedings under Public Health Acts: (i) Number of dwellings in respect... |
14bead0f-1cff-4ae4-adf6-6a7576bc6aeb | accepted under Section 16(4) 2 CARAVANS There are in the Borough three sites licensed under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960. One licence is for a single site at Brookhill, Stanmore and the other two licences are for sites on either side of the Barnet by-pass at Stirling Corner for 154 caravans. Co... |
3fd6d7d8-f1ae-42bc-9336-f2d52d8433c1 | Itinerant caravan dwellers who from time to time halt on verges of the main roads which traverse 60 the Borough present problems, both in respect of unsatisfactory conditions created by their business activities and socially by reason of their totally substandard existence, affecting particularly the needs of the elder... |
5f561af6-812b-465a-abbd-b99ceb1cc568 | The following table shows the nature and number of inspections made to ensure that people live and work in healthy surroundings, and that food is manufactured or prepared under hygienic conditions and sold in premises properly equipped. Housing Public Health and Housing Acts 8,096 10,504 Multiple Occupation 1,552 Rent ... |
7c2108fa-1855-40a6-8e9c-67f80d9c5035 | 682 Drainage Drainage and Plumbing Works 2,419 2,924 Cesspools 505 Infectious Diseases 2,523 2,523 Animals Pet Shops 53 312 Riding Establishments 24 Boarding Establishments 17 Diseases of Animals Act 162 Others 56 Miscellaneous Visits Accommodation roads/Passages 89 6,441 Noise nuisance 679 Accumulations of Rubbish 1,1... |
085d1091-9fd9-4503-84aa-25637d6a9258 | LOCAL LAND CHARGE ENQUIRIES These refer to enquiries from the Town Clerk concerning outstanding notices, the progress of housing schemes and smoke control areas in relation to all types of property in the Borough, in pursuance of the provisions of the Land Charges Act 1925. The necessary searches were made and informat... |
8b5f7ad0-6b22-4599-8280-ab7c2fb6ca9e | It gives tentative proposals for a method of measuring a noise together with a set of corrections covering a common range of environmental conditions, in order to predict whether the noise in question is likely to give rise to complaints. This is helpful but though reactions to noise may be predicted individuals have d... |
794641c3-1b28-4439-ab23-66a5419e51c8 | The following is an extract from the report, setting out the number of premises registered, an analysis of persons employed and the number of general inspections made. Table A — Registrations and General Inspections Class of premises No. of premises Total registered premises at end of year Registered premises receiving... |
c1858631-2872-4da6-9941-d5ccbcdc8305 | of persons employed Offices 10406 Retail shops 8977 Wholesale departments, warehouses 1234 Catering establishments open to the public 1511 Canteens 184 Fuel Storage depots 22 TOTAL 22334 Total Males 10487 Total Females 11847 FACTORIES AND WORKPLACES The Local Authority is responsible for enforcing the provisions of the... |
aec782c3-c6d2-4e29-953d-9199ec2919e1 | Premises Number on Register NUMBER OF Inspections Written notices Occupiers prosecuted (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (i) Factories in which Section 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 are to be enforced by Local Authorities 74 41 4 — (ii) Factories not included in (i) in which Section 7 is enforced by the Local Authority 763 286 30 — (iii) Other p... |
0be2b966-b5fc-46ee-8993-d4e467740e52 | l) 4 2 — 2 — Overcrowding (S.2) — — — — — Unreasonable temperature (S.3) — — — — — Inadequate ventilation (S.4) — — — 1 — Ineffective drainage of floors (S.6) — — — — — Sanitary Conveniences (S.7) (a) Insufficient — — — 2 — (b) Unsuitable or defective 37 21 — 8 — (c) Not separate for sexes 2 1 — 2 — Other offences agai... |
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