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ba6a2e1b-45e8-4cbb-a0d3-2c08287e8bc7 | EMERGENCY CALL SERVICE The authority's Emergency Night and Weekend Telephone Service, which provides for emergencies arising in all Departments of the Council, has continued to operate with a high degree of efficiency and some indication of the importance of this service, which insofar as this Department is concerned i... |
32598be7-a8df-41a3-acc1-0cf6b131b314 | 91 Blind and Partially Sighted 83 British Red Cross Society — loan of equipment 97 Burial and Cremation 134 C Cancer 19 Caravans 56 Care of Mothers and Young Children 91 Care of the Unsupported Mother 103 Cervical Cytology 104 Chest Clinics 102 Child Guidance Service 115 Child Minders 98 Child Welfare Centres 95 Chirop... |
2e5b4889-3fda-4fab-bc8a-ffe29908a94d | Private and Registered Child Minders 98 Deaf and Hard of Hearing 84 Deaths and Death Rates 12,13,14,15,16,18,19 Dental Laboratory 121 Dental Services, Priority 101 Dental Services, School 121 Disinfection and Disinfestation 65 Domiciliary Laundry Service 134 Drug Dependency 74 Dysentery 29 E. PAGE Elderly Persons 82 Em... |
d41bf91c-944d-47a0-84a7-6870e399438e | 89 General Services 127 Gift Furniture 85 H Handicapped Pupils 117 Harperbury Hospital 69 Hawkers 43 Health Education 127 Health Visitors 89 Health and Welfare Committee 7 Holiday Homes — Recuperative 99 Homes for the Elderly and Handicapped 81, 82 Home Help Service 96 Home Nursing 96 Home Safety 130 Home Tuition — Sch... |
888c6eb0-e65d-4ad6-bc7a-0ebeea2544ec | 105 Improvement Areas 51 Incontinente Pads and Clothing 97 Incontinent Laundry Service 134 Individual Unfit Houses 50 Infectious Diseases 27 141 PAGE In-Service Training Course 1 Inspections — Environmental Health 57 International Certificates of Vaccination 30 J Junior Training Schools 70 L Labelling of Food 43 Land C... |
71b0df09-a027-42cf-939c-dd7b30877586 | Licensing and Sampling 38 Mortuaries 66 Mother and Baby Home 103 Mothercraft and Relation Clinics 92 Mothers' Discussion Groups 96 N Napsbury Hospital 73 Neighbourly Help Service 98 Noise 58 Nursery Nurse Training 98 Nurses' Agencies 101 Nursing Homes, Registration 99 O Offices and Shops 59 Ophthalmic Clinics 114 Outwo... |
d27f39bf-2560-4024-9c9b-9665460e9ff1 | Flock and Other Filling Materials 62 Recuperative Holiday Homes 99 Refuse Collection and Disposal 63 Relaxation and Mothercraft Clinics 92 Rent Acts 53 Residential Accommodation — Welfare Services 81 Residential Care — Mental Health 70, 71 Rodent Control 64 S Sanitary Conveniences 62 School — Special Transport 118 Scho... |
39363078-7dc8-46da-a409-f1f099d8d9f1 | 23 Student Attachments 137 Swimming Pools 62 T Temporary Accommodation 82 Therapeutic Social Clubs 73 Transport 135 Tuberculosis 19, 29, 102 Tuberculosis BCG Vaccination 106 Typhoid Fever 29 V Vaccination and Immunisation 30, 105 Vital Statistics 1, 11,19 Voluntary Organisations 3, 75,85 W Water Supply 33 Welfare Servi... |
4457724a-2223-4edb-bc32-7c74f11b8263 | II BAR 3 THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET 1969 MELVILLE WATKINS, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H. THE LONDON BOROUGH OF BARNET ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH AND PRINCIPAL SCHOOL MEDICAL OFFICER FOR THE YEAR 1969 MELVILLE WATKINS. M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P.. D.P.H. Health and Welfare Department,... |
8a348955-cca2-43af-94d7-7e3472f8297a | The year under review saw headway in the development of most services and though economic circumstances continued to have a limiting effect very real progress was still possible. Each year brings new legislation. During 1969, the Housing Act 1969 became operative in August. The basic principles of the Act provide for t... |
10c656a7-a320-482c-a918-488b295a24d5 | As referred to in my report for 1968, the Council's proposals for family planning, namely that of a comprehensive service, were fully implemented in August. In my report for next year, I shall be able to comment more specifically in regard to the progress made. The Special Investigation Clinic, which was established at... |
fc0683e8-a749-4649-a147-96dfcd15ba88 | With the introduction of the Health Services and Public Health Act 1968 and especially insofar as this Act revised the Nurseries and Child Minders Regulation Act 1 1948, the Department was involved in an increasing amount of work insofar as the visiting a5nd reporting on cases was concerned and for subsequent registrat... |
941f5063-6223-45c4-a9a5-63d2b2af7e58 | It will be seen from the table on Page 18 that since 1964, when the total number of Live Births was 4,979, there has been a continuous downward trend and during the year under review the figure was 4,203 reflecting a corrected birth rate of 13.2 per 1,000 population; over the past four years, the illegitimate birth rat... |
96700c99-87c6-47bb-8954-7d9e06224bf9 | The infant death rate per 1,000 Live and Still Births (including neonatal, early neonatal and perinatal deaths) shows considerable decreases; infant deaths 12.8 (16.3 in 1968), neonatal 8.6 (11.9 in 1968), early neonatal 7.4 (10.2 in 1968) and perinatal 19.0 (20.5 in 1968). There was also a decrease in deaths from all ... |
2a8172b7-24fa-4904-bdc6-804011044c61 | As was the case in 1968, the staffing situation showed some improvement but in the administrative and clerical field a number of vacancies remained unfilled for a considerable period of time. For any Department to be successful, it must depend upon team work and personal involvement of individuals and it is therefore w... |
8dae8fbe-e7ee-4313-9da5-64938a3ad456 | M. WATKINS Medical Officer of Health ■3 CONTENTS Page COMMITTEE MEMBERS, CHIEF AND SENIOR OFFICERS 7 VITAL STATISTICS 11 PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES 25 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 29 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 69 WELFARE SERVICES 79 PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICES 91 SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES 113 GENERA... |
c84ff8da-589f-4e5a-a98a-9652b8317109 | Usher (Mayor) J.E. Park F.C.A. J.S. Payne Mrs. C. Riordan B.R. Stewart LL.M. Mrs. M.M. Symons Mrs. E.R. Gibson W.C. James G.H. Jobbins Mrs. Clara Thubrun, M.B.E., J.P. Co-opted Member: Dr. T.J. Carter, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. 7 STAFF OF THE HEALTH AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT as at 31st December, 1969 M. Watkins, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.... |
3f2922e3-90a2-4492-bed8-54604887be79 | (Clin.), Mem .Brit.Acad.Forensic Sc. Mary Watson, M.B., Ch.B. (Resigned 25.10.69) Joan M. Mulholland, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., D.C.H. (Appointed 1.12.69) Mary McQuaid, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., D.P.H. (Appointed 1.4.69) Principal Medical Officers Mary K. Astin, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H. (Resigned 16.2.69) Joan M. Mulholland, M.B., Ch.... |
e6fc50f9-0729-4a13-90c3-5e3e95868e6e | (Appointed 19.5.69) Lysbeth R. Vaughan-Jones, L.R.C.P. (Appointed 1.12.69) Senior Assistant Medical Officers J.E. Wilson, D.C.M., B.Sc.(Econ.), A.A.P.S.W. Principal Welfare Officer Mrs. J.M.A.W. Foulkes, S.R.N., S.C.M., H.V. Principal Nursing Officer R.L. James, L.D.S., R.C.S. Principal Dental Officer Miss E. Johnston,... |
88a63725-c985-42e5-b0a4-ea6e166f8f71 | 124 Population — Registrar-General's Estimate Mid 1969 314,530 Number of Inhabited Dwellings, 1st April, 1969 Houses and flats 100,122 Other properties with living accommodation 747 Rateable Value at 1st April, 1969 £22,669,056 Product of penny rate 1969/70 £90,000 LIVE BIRTHS MALES FEMALES TOTAL Legitimate 2,023 1,892... |
49bbac9c-ed11-4f5b-a10c-a19236f841c2 | 3 11 STILLBIRTHS MALES FEMALES TOTAL Legitimate 20 25 45 Illegitimate 2 3 5 22 28 50 Total live and stillbirths 2,198 2,055 4,253 RATE PER 1,000 LIVE AND STILLBIRTHS BARNET ENGLAND AND WALES (PROVISIONAL) Legitimate 11.4 12.9 Illegitimate 17.1 16.2 Total 11.8 13.2 INFANT DEATHS (under 1 year of age) MALES FEMALES TOTAL... |
acc5e251-9fe6-4992-a389-a75e739ff10f | 000 LIVE BIRTHS BARNET ENGLAND AND WALES (PROVISIONAL) Legitimate 8.4 11.6 Illegitimate 10.4 16.5 Total 8.6 12.0 EARLY NEO-NATAL DEATHS (under 1 week of age) MALES FEMALES TOTAL Legitimate 15 13 28 Illegitimate 2 1 3 17 14 31 RATE PER 1,000 LIVE BIRTHS BARNET ENGLAND AND WALES (PROVISIONAL) Legitimate 7.2 9.9 Illegitim... |
866ae62f-60f2-4d14-ace9-0459210cf126 | 000 LIVE AND STILLBIRTHS BARNET ENGLAND AND WALES (PROVISIONAL) Legitimate 18.4 22.7 Illegitimate 27.3 30.4 Total 19.0 23.4 MATERNAL MORTALITY RATES (including abortion) per 1,000 total live and stillbirths BARNET 0.2 ENGLAND AND WALES (PROVISIONAL) 0.2 DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES MALES 1,768 FEMALES 1,896 TOTAL 3,664 RATE ... |
f0bdc24a-68ac-420c-b3f2-f883053c82a6 | Cause of Death Total all ages Under 4 weeks 4 weeks and under 1 year Age in years 1 - 5 - 15 - 25 - 35 - 45 - 55 - 65 - 75 and over B4 Enteritis and other Diarrhoeal Diseases 4 3 — — — — — — — 1 — B5 Tuberculosis of Respiratory System 5 — _ — _ _ 2 _ _ 1 — B6 Other Tuberculosis, incl. Late Effects 1 — 1 B17 Syphilis an... |
1904190a-34ff-43f2-9cd0-c454a8325900 | Oesophagus 14 — — — — — — — 3 3 2 6 B19(3) Malignant Neoplasm, Stomach 81 — —— — — — 2 1 6 19 29 24 B19(4) Malignant Neoplasm, Intestine 93 — — — — — — 4 5 14 33 37 B19(5) Malignant Neoplasm, Larynx 3 — — — — — — — — — 1 2 B19(6) Malignant Neoplasm, Lung,Bronchus 196 — — — — — — 2 16 67 78 33 B19(7) Malignant Neoplasm,... |
d2ae2ac6-dafb-46b3-baad-a6484e6d9854 | Uterus 15 — — — — — — — — 2 8 5 B19(9) Malignant Neoplasm, Prostate 25 — — — — — — — — 4 10 11 B19(10) Leukaemia 31 — — — —— 3 — 2 4 10 7 5 B19(11) Other Malignant Neoplasms 254 — — — — 5 3 13 18 73 74 68 B20 Benign and Unspecified Neoplasms 12 — — — 1 — — — 2 3 2 4 B21 Diabetes Mellitus 22 — — — — — — 2 — 3 7 10 B46(1... |
98637305-cc40-465f-9460-b3be061af74e | Diseases 9 — — — — — — — 1 2 1 5 B23 Anaemias 12 — — _ 1 — — — — 1 — 10 B46(2) Other Diseases of Blood, etc 2 — — 1 — — — — — — — 1 B46(1) Mental Disorders 8 — — — — — —— — — 1 1 6 B24 Meningitis 3 1 1 — 1 B4b(4) Other Diseases of Nervous System etc. 41 — 1 — 1 1 2 — 5 3 15 13 B26 Chronic Rheumatic Heart Disease 56 _ _... |
7dbef4c9-6a22-4a8c-825a-0aa5296797e0 | Disease 226 — — _ _ 1 — 2 1 13 38 171 B30 Cerebrovascular Disease 455 — — _ 1 1 — 4 14 48 106 281 B46(5) Other Diseases of Circulatory System 174 — — — — — — — 6 15 36 117 B31 Influenza 29 — — — 1 — — — 3 7 9 9 B32 Pneumonia 291 2 2 1 _ — 1 2 1 20 64 198 B33(1) Bronchitis and Emphysema 156 — — — — — — — 6 25 65 60 B33(... |
93358a63-c9a2-4e5e-8127-149f9b28d764 | Peptic Ulcer 28 3 2 8 15 B35 Appendicitis 6 — — — 1 — — — — 2 2 1 B36 Intestinal Obstruction and Hernia 17 — — — — — — — 1 1 4 11 B37 Cirrhosis of Liver 12 — — — — - - — 3 5 2 2 B46(7) Other Diseases of Digestive System 25 — — — — 1 - - 1 3 9 11 B38 Nephritis and Nephrosis 12 — — — — — — 1 2 5 2 2 B39 Hyperplasia of Pr... |
57ba1df2-d553-4634-9c93-323c5c744ac9 | 1 — — — — — — 1 — — — — B46(9) Diseases of Skin, Subcutaneous Tissue 2 — — — — — — — — — 1 1 B46(10) Diseases of Musculo-Skeletal System 13 — — — — — — 1 — 3 3 6 B42 Congenital Anomalies 15 5 1 3 — — — — 1 3 1 1 B43 Birth Injury, Difficult Labour, etc. |
47dc1523-47cd-46ee-9393-2b0ae0cd438a | 16 16 — — — — — — — — — — B44 Other Causes of Perinatal Mortality 12 11 1 — — — — — — — — — B45 Symptoms and 111 Defined Conditions 9 1 — — — — — — — 1 — 7 BE17 Motor Vehicle Accidents 41 _ — 1 2 6 5 3 6 6 5 7 BE48 All Other Accidents 44 — 1 — — 2 2 1 4 3 4 27 BE40 Suicide and Self-inflicted Injuries 33 — — — — 3 4 4 9... |
62b630a4-5cf1-4da8-8116-34ad51e25c32 | 714 15 BIRTH RATE (For the areas covered by the five constituent authorities) 16 INFANTILE MORTALITY RATE (For the areas covered by the five constituent authorities) 17 VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE PAST TWENTY YEARS (For the areas covered by the five constituent authorities) YEAR TOTAL LIVE BIRTHS BIRTH RATE (CRUDE) TOTAL ... |
243a843c-9bc0-4d79-a535-0b5277fe14d3 | 7 80 19.8 1958 4131 13.1 57 13.8 1959 4129 13.0 100 24.2 1960 4285 13.5 74 17.3 1961 4388 13.9 91 20.7 1962 4573 14.4 84 18.4 1963 4656 14.7 82 17.6 1964 4979 15.7 74 14.9 1965 4900 15.5 62 12.7 1966 4679 14.8 62 13.3 1967 4564 14.5 73 16.0 1968 4293 13.6 70 16.3 1969 4203 13.4 54 12. |
6c4ab9a6-231d-4a5e-8573-5ec87f9db767 | 8 NUMBER OF DEATHS AND DEATH RATES FROM TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER NUMBERS RATE PER 1,000 POPULATION MALES FEMALES PERSONS BARNET ENGLAND AND WALES Respiratory Tuberculosis 2 3 5 0.016 0.022 Other Tuberculosis 1 - 1 0.003 0.015 Cancer of lung and bronchus 146 50 196 0.623 0.610 Other Cancer 273 342 615 1.955 1.740 18 19 L... |
abc74310-1a74-4e48-97aa-6476b4008f30 | 4%) 116 ( 7.7%) 39 ( 2.5%) 13 ( 0.9%) _ 2 57 ( 3.8%) _ 27 ( 1.8%) 17 ( 1.1%) 10 ( 0.7%) 3 ( 0.2%) _ _ 3 16 ( 1.1%) 1 (0.1%) 8 ( 0.5%) 5 ( 0.3%) 1 ( 0.1%) 1 ( 0.1%) _ _ 4 2 ( 0.1%) - - 2 ( 0.1%) - - - - 1,507 1 1A - - - - IB 1,199 (85.5%) 37 (2.7%) 327 (23.3%) 503 (35.9%) 219 (15.6%) 98 ( 7.0%) 13 ( 0. |
087c5ed4-e90c-43a5-96a8-2830e8c5f90f | 9%) 2 (0.1%) 2 74 ( 5.3%) 1 (0.1%) 19 ( 1.4%) 42 ( 3.0%) 6 ( 0.4%) 4 ( 0.3%) 2 ( 0.1%) _ 3 120 ( 8.6%) 7 (0.5%) 48 ( 3.5%) 47 ( 3.4%) 16 ( 1.1%) 2 ( 0.1%) — _ 4 8 ( 0.6%) 1 (0.1%) 4 ( 0.3%) 3 ( 0.2%) - - - - 1,401 2 1A - - - - _ IB 486 (80.4%) 4 (0.7%) 71 (11.8%) 174 (28.8%) 162 (26.8%) 61 (10. |
19cfd9d6-f9ea-4567-b503-4f7bb5a03073 | 1%) 14 ( 2.3%) _ 2 39 ( 6.5%) _ 1 ( 0.1%) 18 ( 3.0%) 17 ( 2.8%) 3 ( 0.5%) —- _ 3 76 (12.6%) 14 ( 2.3%) 35 ( 5.8%) 23 ( 3.8%) 4 ( 0.7%) _ _ 4 3 ( 0.5%) - 3 ( 0.5%) - - _ 604 3 1A _ _ _ IB 189 (78.4%) _ 10 ( 4.1%) 47 (19.5%) 75 (31.1%) 49 (20.3%) 8 ( 3.3%) _ 2 17 ( 7.1%) 6 ( 2.4%) 4 ( 1.7%) 5 ( 2. |
0d1d4031-dcb2-462c-bbf2-9919bc2d5000 | 2%) 2 ( 0.8%) _ 3 35 (14.5%) 1 (0.4%) 2 ( 0.8%) 19 ( 7.9%) 8 ( 3.3%) 5 ( 2.2%) - _ 4 241 _ 4 1A _ IB 79 (95.2%) — 3 (3.6%) 11 (13.3%) 29 (34-9%) 27 (32.5%) 9 (10.8%) _ 2 2 ( 2.4%) — _— _— 2 ( 2.4%) _ _ _ _ _ 3 2 ( 2.4%) - 1 (1.2%) 1 ( 1. |
d91c680b-dabb-4fdc-9078-fcfcdca2414a | 2%) _ _ _ 4 — — — — _ _ _ 83 20 Live Births by Age and Parity of Mother and Place of Occurrence (continued) Parity * Place of of Mother Delivery All Ages Under 20 Age of Mother 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40 - 45 + 5-9 1A 1 B 76 (100.00%) — 2 ( 2.67.) 5 ( 6.6%) 24 (31.6%) 32 (42.1%) 12 (15.8%) 1 (1.3%) 2 — — — — — —— —— — 3 — ... |
41f17cb1-d0e1-42d5-b178-ceb66f530d0d | 7%) —- 2 -— —- —- —- — — —- —- 3 —— —— — —— — — —— —— 4 —— —— —— —— — — —— —— 3 15 + 1A — — — — — — — — IB — — — — — — — — 2 — — — — — — — — 3 — — — — — — — — 4 — — — — — — — — Illegit. 1A 2 ( 0.7%) — 2 ( 0.7%) — — — — IB 262 (91.0%) 71 (24.6%) 98 (34.0%) 52 (18.0%) 21 ( 7.3%) 1 3 (4.5%) 7 (2.4%) 2 6 ( 2.1%) 2 ( 0.7%) ... |
f448ca93-3605-45b7-a023-978bf906c16a | 0%) — - 1 (0.4%) — 3 15 ( 5.2%) 3 ( 1.0%) 2 ( 0.7%) 6 ( 2.1%) 4 (1.4%) -— — 4 3 ( 1.0%) 2 ( 0.7%) 1 ( 0.4%) — — —— — 288 TOTAL 1A 2 ( 0.170) 2 ( 0.0%) IB 3726 (88.6%) 261 ( 6.2%) 1183 (28.2%) 235 (29.4%) 647 (15.4%) 31 9 (7.6%) 78 (1.9%) 3 (0.1%) 2 195 ( 4.6%) 3 ( 0.1%) 50 ( 1.2%) 83 ( 2.0%) 39 ( 0. |
370b5d0b-9f73-4785-b02c-2ddda1c86618 | 9%) 1 6 (0.4%) 4 (0.1%) — 3 264 ( 6.3%) 12 ( 0.3%) 75 ( 1.8%) 113 ( 2.7%) 52 ( 1.2%) 1 2 (0.3%) —— —— 4 16 ( 0.4%) 3 ( 0.1%) 5 ( 0.1%) 8 ( 0.2%) - —- —- —- 4203 * Place of Delivery 1A N.H.S. Hospitals — With G.P. Maternity IB N.H.S Hospitals — Without G.P. Maternity 2 Non-N.H.S. |
3726988f-d83f-4d33-8aa1-20f8d3b20708 | Hospitals (Mainly Maternity Homes) 3 At Home 4 Other 21 STILLBIRTHS BY AGE AND PARITY OF MOTHER AND PLACE OF OCCURRENCE parity of Mother *Place of Delivery All Ages Under 20 AGE OF MOTHER 20- 25- 30- 35- 40- 45 + 0 1A — — — — — — —— — IB 17 (100%) 2 (11.8%) 6 (35.3%> 6 (35.3%) 3 (17.6%) - —- — 2 —- — — — — — — — 3 — — ... |
a4f73853-f8e2-4786-91a5-a272d46f92c6 | 5%) — — 2 —— — — — — — — — 3 1 ( 6.3%) —— 1 ( 6.3%) —— — — — — 4 —— -— — — — — —— — 16 2 1A — — — — — — —— — IB 7 (87-5%) — — 3(37.5%) 1 (12.5%) 3(37.5%) — — 2 — — — — — — — — 3 1 (12.5%) — — — 1 (12.5%) — — — 4 - - - — — — — —— 8 3 1A - —- — — — — — — IB 1 (100%) —— —— 1 (100%) — — — — 2 — — — — — — — — 3 — _ _ — — — ... |
52f1d494-785e-4e1a-a452-9860f717bf3c | 4 1A — — — _ _ IB 2(100%) — — — — 2(100%) -— —- 2 — — — — — — — — 3 — — — — — — — — 4 —- — — — — — — — 2 — 22 Stillbirths by Age and Parity of Mother and place of occurrence (continued) Parity of Mother *Place of Delivery All Ages Under 20 AGE OF MOTHER 20 - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40 - 45 + 5-9 1A _ _ _ — — — — —— 1B 1 (100%) ... |
ca346b2f-dd09-4ce1-b015-23117c003aaa | — — — — — — — 3 — —- — — — — — — 4 — — — — — — — — 15 + 1A — — — — — — — — 1B — — — — — — — — 2 — — — — — — — — 3 -— — — — — — — — 4 — — — — — — — — Illegit 1A — — — — — — — 1B 5 (100%) 1 (20.0%) 4 (80.0%) — — — — — 2 — — — — — — — — 3 — — — — — — — — 4 — — _ — — — — — 5 Total 1A — — — — — — — — 1B 48 (96.0%) 3 (6.0%) ... |
2eb47472-55e4-4778-9846-8f86666e3446 | 0%) — —— 2 — — — — — — — — 3 2 (4.0%) —— 1 (2.0%) — 1 (2.0%) — — — 4 — - — — — — — — 50 * Place of Delivery 1A N.H.S. Hospitals — With G.P. Maternity 1B N.H.S. Hospitals — Without G.P. Maternity 2 Non-N.H.S. Hospitals (Mainly Maternity Homes) 3 At Home 4 Other PREVALENCE AND CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES PRE... |
680f14ba-45ba-4497-808c-edc628b2a4cf | Diphtheria — (-) Dysentery 228 (71) Food poisoning 63 (31) Infective Jaundice 51 (21) Leprosy - (-) Leptospirosis - (-) Malaria — (-) Measles 672 (334) Ophthalmia neonatorum 5 (-) Paratyphoid Fever 6 (-) Plague — (-) Relapsing Fever - (-) Scarlet Fever 61 (23) Smallpox - (-) Tetanus — (-) Tuberculosis Respiratory 80 (1... |
9051525a-469f-4b6d-a05d-7cdbf37285e3 | * No longer notifiable 25 E. Coli 0111 In April nine babies in a Mother and Baby Home were affected with E. Coli 0111. They were admitted to hospital and all made a satisfactory recovery. Haemolytic Streptococci Group A During the year an outbreak of haemolytic streptococci Group A occurred at a Police Training School,... |
94f01421-690b-4f93-9953-bd155265383a | Salmonella typhi Phage type D.4. was isolated, a type unknown in this country since 1919. Tests subsequently taken from ward contacts of this man and also from staff revealed another male patient admitted to the hospital in 1919, to be a carrier of the same organism. No further cases were found. INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICA... |
a9daf736-a1a3-47e2-bc29-e7e4fc5862b2 | Food premises and food handling methods, are never wholly satisfactory in any district; many premises are well equipped and suitable for their purpose, but the quality of staff varies very much and it is important always that management should set high standards in food handling practices at manufacturing, wholesale an... |
5bcb5f40-8f0a-4922-9df9-18fc71d7805f | This policy, which restores a dwelling to the total housing resources of the locality and at the same time obviates the risk of a local eyesore being created by a building otherwise left derelict, has been followed with a good measure of success. A reduction of smoke in the atmosphere has created a number of benefits a... |
e4fe62a9-d1ad-4c04-a88b-8b75de6f64fa | It is possible that the substantial reduction in smoke concentration has led to a change in the local meteorology of London. The removal of the smoke "blanket" over London is allowing more sunshine to penetrate to ground level and this is leading to the more effective breaking up of 29 temperature inversions and disper... |
ec33e7ff-b250-4a82-a14d-556c39d21391 | The amount of naturally occuring fluoride varies; that supplied by the Colne Valley Water Company has a content of less than 0.1 p.p.m., that supplied by the Metropolitan Water Board has a content of 0.25 p.p.m., and in the case of the Lee Valley Water Company, in general, the content is less than 0.2 p.p.m. The whole ... |
efdb253d-a0f0-484a-b801-a175c6146294 | SAMPLE FORMAL INFORMAL Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Angelica 1 Arrowroot 1 Artificial Sweetener 1 1 Asian Foods 4 Aspirin 1 Beefburger Meat 1 1 30 FORMAL INFORMAL Unsatis factory factory factory factory Beef/Ham/Porkburgers 1 13 Beer 1 Biscuits 1 Blackcurrant Health Drink 1 Butter 6 Butter, ... |
a9ffc54d-5d28-4494-8a13-c06a5ecbc7f0 | Canned 1 Flour Plain 3 Flour Self-raising 5 Flour Wholemeal 1 Fruit, Canned 23 2 Fruit, Dried 6 Fruit Juice 3 Fruit Puree 2 Fruit Slice I Fruit Syrup Glucose Tablets 1 Glycerin Golden Syrup 1 Gravy Mix 1 Halibut Oil Capsules Herbs, Dried 4 Honey 1 Ice Cream 1 Ice Lolly Syrup 1 Instant Whisk 1 Jams 12 Jellies 7 Lard 7 L... |
dfbc7ae3-d094-41b4-a0a1-82beea923b92 | Evaporated 5 Mince 1 Mincemeat 3 Mint Sauce 3 Oatmeal 1 Olive Oil 4 Pastes and Spreads, Fish 6 Pastes and Spreads, Meat 8 Peanut Butter 2 Peel, Mixed 6 Pepper, White 1 Pickles 4 Pimentoes 1 Rice 11 Rice, Ground 1 Rose Floral Water 1 Rose Hip Syrup 3 Rose Hip Tablets 1 Rose Petals in Heavy Syrup 1 Rose Syrup 1 Rye Flour... |
73994600-fb6d-4ef6-9040-bd2a5576564d | Pork 18 4 Shandy 8 Soft Drinks 23 1 Soups 22 1 Soya Flour 2 Spaghetti 2 Spices 4 Spirits 3 Suet 4 Sugar 1 Sugar Confectionery 8 2 Tea 7 Tomatoes, Canned 16 1 Tomato Ketchup 2 32 SAMPLES FORMAL INFORMAL factory factory factory factory Tonic Water 1 Toothpaste 2 1 Vegetables, Canned 9 Vegetables, Dehydrated 2 Vegetable J... |
34eb4902-5c6b-460d-b124-51e8a38110f3 | OF SAMPLES Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Total Cereal 1 1 Confectionery 1 — 1 Fruit 4 — 4 Margarine 2 _ 2 Meat, Canned 1 _ 1 Milk SO — 50 Mince 13 1 14 TOTALS 72 1 73 The following comments are made regarding some of the unsatisfactory samples. Cream Cheese Comment was made in my 1968 Report concerning the practice of se... |
d685cce3-fb06-4e23-a251-da10a5f93f67 | the margarines, though of differing quality, were all manufactured by the same company and advice was given and emphasis made on the care required in mixing the ingredients. Subsequent formal samples were found to be satisfactory. Egg Dye Samples of dye sold in four different colours and imported from Cyprus were all f... |
43fcf464-ceac-4d42-b546-d58270b56720 | The amount of artificial sweetener exceeded the permissible amount as did also the amount of preservative present. A Rose Syrup manufactured by the same company also contained excessive artificial sweetener and preservative. Discussions with the chemist appointed by the company resulted in the recipes for the drinks be... |
3de8111b-81aa-46f5-8afa-1f2e15294377 | Dehydrated Soup A packet soup labelled "Creamed Vegetable Soup" was found on being reconstituted to contain only 1 per cent of fat. Discussions ensued with the manufacturers with the view to altering the recipe or the omission of the word "Creamed" from the label. 34 Ice Cream The following table shows the number of sa... |
1d459c12-4b4d-4985-9dd8-68f628aa5af8 | Liquid Egg This is an important product in the baking and confectionery industry, and since the introduction of Regulations in 1964 requiring it to be Pasteurised is uniformally of good quality. Thirty-seven samples were examined and all were found to be satisfactory. Milk-Registration, Licensing and Sampling One hundr... |
30a3e2f7-f9d1-4145-98b5-7dc8f0ce4a3b | Towards the end of the year one bulk sample showed evidence of the presence of Rickettsia burneti. Whilst the farmer sent the majority of his milk implicated by this sample for heat treatment, a small amount was retained for the production of cream which was sold direct to the public from the farm. In view of the fact ... |
f54deeb0-3663-43c2-b960-e3f136516313 | In 31 cases the offence justified proceedings and in a further 13 cases the Council authorised the sending of a "warning letter". The remaining cases were dealt with by advice from the Department to the retailers or manufacturers concerned. The table below classifies the nature of the complaints. 1. Foreign Bodies (a) ... |
c736a084-2400-49a5-9cc4-c61dd78c4674 | Damaged or Dirty Containers (a) Damaged containers 13 (b) Dirty containers, e.g. milk bottles 25 38 36 4. Labelling or Misdescription 3 3 5. Complaints Unfounded 22 22 222 There was an increase of over 20 per cent in the number of complaints received during the year. The increase was accounted for mainly by the greater... |
7a09448e-d433-4745-b67e-7206ba185242 | The manufacturers have been asked, when the labels of the product are reprinted, to include a warning against storage in strong light. The problems confronting the dairy companies with relation to glass bottles are as numerous as ever. How a holly leaf came to be delivered in a bottle of milk in midsummer was never sol... |
a90fbd5b-1d3b-435e-ae40-ee5700c6d340 | One large dairy company has commenced supplying its shops with cartoned milk only, for sale over the counter. One complaint received concerning a third pint carton of school milk was the finding therein of a filler head from the filling machine; the staff of the dairy company had not realised it was missing until the m... |
ad905f80-f6a8-4383-80ce-52efbc16603a | T inned Fruit/fruit juices 5,761 tins/bottles Meat 946 Vegetables 1,328 Soups 270 Milk 224 Milk puddings 57 Meat puddings/pies 39 Cream 26 Unidentified 1,549 Frozen Foods (in packets or cartons) Cream/Ice Cream 566 Fish/fish cakes 1,668 Meat 1,616 Puddings/pies/pastry 1,245 Vegetables 9,836 Fruit 1,029 Confectionery 3,... |
e3c67d25-39c8-4d5e-bf7d-657771fd513e | Animal Foods 344 tins 38 Most of the food was voluntarily surrendered by retailers anxious to maintain a good record for fresh produce of good marketable quality. This is one area of his work in which the Public Health Inspector has for many years been accepted as an advisor rather than as an enforcement officer. Food ... |
123610e1-7f66-4eb8-82c5-c8800470ca06 | At the request of the Department of Health and Social Security, a list of food premises grouped in categories of trade is set down below containing particulars of the 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 ... |
bfb633b3-1c27-4f43-babc-555f5a5c55a7 | 19 Bakehouses and Bakers Shops 117 117 117 117 Butchers 167 167 167 167 Canteens 184 184 184 184 Confectioners 276 273 139 136 Dairies 10 10 10 10 Fishops 73 73 73 73 Greengrocers 169 169 134 134 Grocers 318 318 318 318 Licensed Premises 232 232 221 221 Restaurants/cafes 259 259 259 259 6,489 visits were made to secure... |
36c12703-7764-41f1-a9a8-59c231d46791 | Hawkers Hawkers of food and their storage premises in the former Middlesex County Council area are required to be registered under Section 11 of the Middlesex County Council Act 1950. At the close of the year there were 38 such hawkers on the register. Slaughterhouses There are no slaughterhouses operating in the Borou... |
25f732e3-7804-480f-9e45-9d626f65f581 | Any birds which do not show a healthy live appearance are isolated, killed and, if diseased, disposed of at the farms. The processing premises consist of a building divided into two sections — for killing and for dressing. The staff engaged in the business are the proprietor, one male employee, and one female employed ... |
bf944d93-cafd-4aa8-90fa-1df231513339 | 40 Labelling of Food The Labelling of Food Order 1953 requires that foodstuffs should have informative labelling which does not mislead the purchaser. Generally all prepacked foods should have on the label or wrapper the name and address of the packer or labeller or altertively a trade mark with the words "Registered T... |
25db9783-7bab-46a3-b381-61ed5b5cac83 | Ice Cream An illustration on a rather expensive ice cream pack showing whole strawberries was considered to be misleading and the company concerned agreed to its withdrawal. Toothpaste A claim on a toothpaste tube and packet that the use of the toothpaste would prevent and treat scurvy was regarded as misleading and fa... |
b9895d2d-7afb-449f-a05a-68da06d21034 | 2.69 Mouldy chocolate cake £10 £ 5. 0.0d. 19. 2.69 Wire in Danish Pastry £ 5 £ 3. 3.0d. 26. 2.69 Piece of metal in meat pie £ 5 £10.10.0d. 3. 3.69 Mouldy loaf £25 £ 5. 5.0d. 3. 3.69 Hessian fibres in loaf £25 £ 5. 5.0d. 3. 3.69 Dirty milk bottle £20 £ 5. 5.0d. 3. 3.69 Dirty milk bottle £20 £ 5. 5.0d. 3. 3.69 Watered gi... |
88d4bcbf-9287-45f4-96e7-bd021f3d535f | 3.69 Bandage in sliced loaf £75 £15.15.0d. 21. 4.69 Insect in bread roll £25 £10.10.0d. 21. 4.69 Fly-blown sausages £15 £10.10.0d. 21. 4.69 Piece of glass in sausage £15 £10.10.0d. 15. 5.69 Mouldy loaf Conditional Discharge No costs 23. 6.69 Dirty milk bottle £20 £ 5. 5.0d. 28. 7.69 Brass nail in rye loaf £15 £ 5. 0.0d... |
8ac22ea4-e401-416e-a79c-2a5f8878a856 | 0.0d. 10.11.69 Loaf containing nail £50 £26. 5.0d. 17.11.69 Dirty milk bottle £10 £ 5. 5.0d. 17.11.69 Possession of unsound chickens £20 £ 5. 5.0d. 8.12.69 Dirty milk bottle £30 £10.10.0d. 8.12.69 Bread roll containing cigarette end £25 £10.10.0d. 17.12.69 Mouldy Sausage rolls £10 £ 5. 0.0d. National Pesticide Survey N... |
39ce154c-c1f2-4812-920f-54b8203db48e | The report concerning the first year's sampling revealed few 42 samples containing sufficient residue to indicate the need for special action though a large proportion contained traces of pesticides which, too small to affect the product's fitness for food for human consumption, were sometimes larger than had been expe... |
78fb1d7a-ee43-4ed0-ab6d-4af95a1dda98 | Acceleration whilst being less costly overall would have meant an increase in annual expenditure albeit for a lesser number of years, but the Committee felt that having regard to all the circumstances no explicit variation was called for. However, they resolved that endeavour should be made to accelerate the completion... |
babbc8a4-3e04-4f8a-aa5b-b614bb8d11cc | With the increasing use of oil for the manufacture of town gas the supply of coke had not been increasing for some years, but the advent of the supply of North Sea Gas meant the end of coal carbonisation by the gas industry. The National Coal Board some years ago had completed research into the manufacture of solid smo... |
cea96dfc-57b3-4465-a2ee-dca0929c2abc | 43 The Council has power to increase the usual grant of 7/10ths of the "reasonably necessary" cost of adapting fireplaces in dwellings in smoke control areas to cover SMOKE CONTROL ORDER DATE MADE DATE CONFIRMED DATE IN OPERATION ACREAGE NO. OF DWELLINGS OTHER PREMISES Orders made by London Borough of Barnet and Consti... |
30f5e790-2094-41d9-ab7a-1ad3bcff4c29 | 10) (Colindale and West Hendon) 5-5-69 24-7-69 1-7-70 393 2,692 148 London Borough of Barnet (No. 11) (Hendon) SURVEY IN PROGRESS - (402) - (3,120 - (256) TOTAL 898(402) 7,166(3,120) 595 (256) GRAND TOTAL 10,989 62,270 3,812 Acreage of Borough 22,124 Approximate number of premises (all types) 118,376 the whole cost whe... |
13d4a437-dff0-4825-929d-1fe7b2739e78 | A number of applications were received under Section 6 of the 1968 Act for the determination of chimney height. It is encouraging to note an increase in willingness on the part of the architects, engineers, combustion consultants and others to accept the need for adequate chimney height. This I am sure, is based on an ... |
3501712a-0a62-4d2a-8673-438aa1581026 | Towards the end of the year it was, however, agreed that suitable properties should, as they became available, be purchased for special needs, i.e. conversion for the use of elderly persons; adaptation for homeless families. A total of 832 families had been rehoused by the 31st December of which 88 families were decant... |
cf72e7fe-c02f-4be8-b10f-47d1459cddce | 45 I am indebted to the Borough Housing Officer for the above information on the progress made by the Council during the year in providing housing accommodation. Clearance Areas One clearance area located in East End Road, East Finchley involving four properties was represented to the Council under Part III of the Hous... |
faf314ab-85ff-441b-8019-189aefb4673e | Individual Unfit Houses A total of nineteen dwellings were reported as being unfit for human habitation and incapable of repair at reasonable cost. In seven cases the making of Demolition Orders was appropriate and in nine instances, as the dwellings were not capable of demolition in isolation, it was necessary to reco... |
906b6943-3697-4028-bb3d-d1809c05c867 | Twenty-six families comprising in all a total of sixty-three persons vacated unfit properties. In two instances the tenants found themselves suitable alternative accommodation. In all other cases re-housing was arranged by the Council, in one instance in conjunction with the Greater London Council. Eleven Closing Order... |
db18fb66-e102-4f35-b549-958d2c8abdfc | Outside the areas which the Council have programmed for comprehensive redevelopment under Part V of the Housing Act, 1957 there are no localities of unfit housing in the Borough, the problem of unfitness remaining confined to individual houses or small groups of properties. During the next four years it is therefore en... |
aa5a3e62-0d8f-4caf-b965-a531b6b0fec8 | No further surveys were undertaken during the year in respect of potential areas for designation under Part V of the Housing Act, 1957 but following representations from a group of the owners concerned, the Council agreed in respect of the Cromwell Road Housing Area, designated in 1968 that a re-appraisal of the area s... |
ce9543ce-8c02-4571-8ca9-3fbebe6d9599 | Here the final scheme will provide for 30 units of accommodation on a site previously occupied by 22 properties with a high degree of multi-occupation. Improvement of Houses On the grounds that the scale and type of work done to improve or repair the existing stock of houses in a local authority's area should form an i... |
cd44c443-d374-479c-b14b-f9ab4b2b6f3e | Three forms of grant are now available (a) improvement grants, still payable at the discretion of the local authority for the improvement, conversion and repair of properties likely to have a useful life of thirty years, and up to one half of the grant may now be for repairs which can be related to the improvement; (b)... |
f26438e4-a4d3-4a3b-b82d-8df50902110a | In fifteen cases a favourable response was received and improvement schemes were carried out or put in hand. With the increased levels of grant made available under the new Act better results are looked for in the future in response to an intensified programme of persuasion which will now be pursued. During the year 15... |
b1e6a246-870f-417f-b1d0-3a9b7d18479e | It is also suggested that street lighting may be renewed, road surfaces repaired and road patterns replanned. Certain financial assistance will be made available to local authorities in respect of these works. On the grounds that Part II of the Housing Act, 1964 which introduced for the first time compulsory powers for... |
47718d07-e74d-419c-8aee-1fee83a58d68 | By the end of the year arrangements had been made to undertake a survey in order to identify these areas and to consult the Ministry of Housing and Local Government on the suitability of such areas for designation as General Improvement Areas. Although the new legislation repealed the power to make further Improvement ... |
9256d16e-a7ed-42c0-880e-205714b5ea2f | 60 of the 136 houses in Campion, Needham, Johnston and Midland Terraces, Cricklewood, had also been improved to the full standard. Before designation as an Improvement Area, the owners of this estate gave an undertaking to the Council in 1968, to carry out complete modernisation of properties as they became vacant and ... |
235676c0-7a1f-41ec-9d9a-9a971826930f | The initial approach must come from the tenant in these cases and it is discouraging to find how little this provision, which is not repealed by the Housing Act 1969, is used. It may well be that the new provisions in respect of the rents of controlled tenancies will result in the initiative for the improvement of this... |
ad4efbea-c334-45c3-9869-150ec9718456 | Other cases do undoubtedly exist but the extent of the problem within the Borough is not considered to represent a serious hazard. Overcrowding only rarely comes to light during the course of normal routine inspections or as a result of direct complaint. In the main, cases are brought to notice by tenants alleging over... |
781b34b4-826a-481f-b748-32db9764c58f | I wish to record that each application made for Council housing accommodation which was supported by the Department received the fullest consideration by the Borough Housing Officer. Common Lodging Houses There are no common lodging houses in the Borough. Houses in Multiple Occupation The Housing Acts 1961 to 1969 prov... |
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