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a20a6fe9-8843-422e-8fcc-498d111ced41 | 3%) 9 (33.8%) 12 (25.1%) 5 (12.7%) 1 ( 2.3%) - 3 54 ( 4.9%) - 12 ( 0.2%) 20 ( 1.6%) 16 ( 2.1%) 5 (0.9%) 1 ( 0.2%) - 4 2 ( 9.4%) — 1 ( 2.1%) ( 3.5%) 1 ( 2.87.) (0.9%) ( 0.2%) — 574 ( 0.3%) — ( 0.2%) — ( 0.2%) — — - 3 1A 1B 203 - - 12 - 48 - 82 - 49 - 11 - 1 - 2 9 (85.3%) — ( 5.0%) 4 (20. |
5e1afe70-1348-4e1c-b9a6-f3070400ae3e | 2%) 4 (34.5%) 1 (20.6%) (4.6%) (0.4%) 3 26 ( 3.8%) 4 1 - 6 (1.7%) 13 (1.7%) 6 (0.4%) — - 4 (10.9%) - ( 0.4%) ( 2.5%) (5.5%) (2.5%) - - 238 - - - - - - - - 4 1A - 1B 88 - - 4 - 17 - 31 - 25 - 10 - 1 - 2 5 (91.7%) - ( 4.2%) (17.7%) 1 (32.3%) 3 (26.1%) 1 (10.4%) (1.0%) 3 3 ( 5.2%) — — — 2 (1.07.) |
02d2bf5b-d2c9-4eb2-8c8a-b1636381bb7e | 1 (3.17.) (1.0%) — 4 - ( 3.1%) 4 - - (2.17.) (1.0%) - - 96 - - — - — — ~~ 21 Live Births by Age and Parity of Mother and Place of Occurrence (continued) Parity of Mother * Place of Delivery . Aee of Mother All Ages Under 20 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 - 44 45 and over 5-9 1A _ — _ _ 1B 58(93.6%) — l (1.6%) 5 (8.... |
f49e07ad-0a3a-440e-ba6d-249d5048b938 | 2%) - - - — 1 (1.6%) 1 (1.6%) — 4 - — — — — — — — 62 10-14 1A — — — — _ — 1B (100.0%) - - - - 1 (50.0%) 1 (50.0%) - 2 — — — — — — — — 3 - - - - - - - - 4 - - - — — — — — 2 15 and over 1A — — — - - - - - 1B — — — — — — — — 2 - - - - - - - - 3 — — — — — — — — 4 — — — — — — — — Illegit 1A _ __ 1B 285 (94.7%) 84 (27.9%) 10... |
39002100-36ca-4939-a546-ee1be8a921cb | 3%) 8 ( 2.7%) 1 ( 0.3%) 2 3 (1.0%) 1 (0.3%) 1 (0.3%) - — 1 (0.3%) — - 3 11 (3.7%) 1 (0.3%) 5 (1.7%) 3 (1.0%) 1 (0.3%) 1 (0.3%) - - 4 2 (0.7%) 2 (0.7%) — — — — — — 301 TOTAL 1A 4 (0.1%) — 4 ( 0.1%) — - - — - 1B 3754 (91.8%) 259 (6.4%) 1247 (30.5%) 1240 (30.3%) 615 (15.4%) 309 (7.6%) 80 (2.0%) 4 (0. |
eade5cac-ec76-4788-8f1d-5db8f3b971a9 | 1%) 2 153 (3.7%) 4 (0.1%) 39 (1.0%) 62 (1.5%) 31 (0.8%) 13 (0.3%) 4 (0.1%) — 3 172 (4.2%) 3 (0.1%) 49 (1.2%) 59 (1.4%) 44 (1.1%) 15 (0.4%) 2 (0.1%) — 4 8 (0.2%) 2 (0.1%) 2 (0.1%) — 4 (0.1%) — — — 4091 * 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. |
bf18e873-a565-444b-9e1e-28b9c7989f5b | Hospitals (Mainly Maternity Homes) 3 At Home 4 Other 22 STILLBIRTHS BY AGE AND PARITY OF MOTHER AND PLACE OF OCCURRENCE Parity of Mother *Place of Delivery AGE OF MOTHER Total Under 20 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45 & over 0 1A — — - — — — — — — — — — — 1B 26 (96.3%) 1 (3.7%) 11 (40.7%) 10 (37.0%) 3 (11.1%) 1 (3.7%) ... |
0ea8c474-3153-4394-92ed-4446674c6bda | 7%) - - - - - - - - - - 27 1 1A - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1B 11 (84.6%) — — 3 (23.5%) 4 (30.8%) 3 (23.5%) 1 (7.7%) - — — — 2 2 (15.4%) — — — — 2 (15.4%) — — — — — — — — 3 - — — — — — — - — — — — — — — — 4 — — — — — — — — — — — _ — — — — 13 2 1A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1B 5 (100.0%) - - — — 1 (20.0%) 3 (60.0%) 1 (... |
9d2ae497-f493-446c-81d6-7ce940922a07 | 0%) — — — — 2 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3 _ — — — — — — — — — — — — — _ — 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - — — 5 3 1A - - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - 1B 6 (85.7%) - - 1 (14.3%) - - 3 (42.8%) 1 (14.3%) 1 (14.3%) - — 2 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3 1 (14.3%) — — — — — — 1 (14. |
2134ce72-f651-4fdb-98cf-5b623f45fdc1 | 3%) — — — — — — 4 - — - — — - — - - - - - - - - - 7 4 1A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1B 3 (100.0%) - - - - - - - - 2 (66.7%) - - 1 (33.3%) 2 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3 _ _ _ 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 23 Stillbirths by Age and Parity of Mother and place of occurrence (continued) Parity of Mother *Pl... |
78da9e6d-b28f-4f91-9008-bdcb8a3435d9 | — — — — _ — - — — __ — _ — — 2 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10-14 1A _ _ — — — — — _ _ _ — _ _ 1B — — — — — — — — — — — — — _ _ _ 2 — — — — — — — — _ _ — — — _ — _ 3 — — — — _ — — — — — _ _ _ _ _ 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 154 1A _ _ _ _ ... |
b88851ea-ce50-4000-aeb5-eef26a4ea063 | — — — — — — 3 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 4 - - — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Illegit 1A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1B 4 (100.0%) 2 (50.0%) — _ 2 (50.0%) — _ _ — _ _ _ 2 — — — — — — — — _ — — — — — — — 3 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Total 1A _ 1B 55 (93.3%) 3 (5.1%) 15 (25.4%) 17 (28.8%) 12 (20.3%) 6 (1... |
80d3b47d-d609-44cf-ba14-3c87f0da41b6 | 4%) — — — — 2 (3.4%) — — — — — — — _ 3 1 (1.7%) — — — — — — 1 (1.7%) — — — — — — 4 1 (1.7%) - - 1 (1.7%) - - - - - - - - - - 59 * 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 CONT... |
64f69bf6-d163-4a24-be94-6c22a0199971 | (4) Acute poliomyelitis - (-) Anthrax - (-) Cholera - (-) Diphtheria - (-) Dysentery 33 (228) Food poisoning 94 (63) Infective jaundice 58 (51) Leprosy - (-) Leptospirosis - (-) Malaria 2 (-) Measles 1363 (672) Ophthalmia neonatorum 5 (5) Paratyphoid fever 2 (6) Plague - (-) Relapsing fever - (-) Scarlet fever 81 (61) ... |
ed62b88d-da50-4a98-be4a-a0b2aa6c0bea | 27 Two cases of paratyphoid occured during the year; one was a 7-year-old girl who had been to Italy on holiday and the other a 5-year-old boy who on investigation was found to have visited and eaten at a pie shop with his father, neither he nor his parents having been out of the country. 3oth cases made an uneventful ... |
44215a4c-cb51-4623-afc2-2e5cc1662e0a | The three other cases had been either living or staying abroad; one case, a child of 2, came from Karachi with her mother and during investigations of contacts it was discovered that one of the contacts, a man of 35, was a carrier of typhoid but of a different strain. He was admitted to hospital for treatment and subse... |
6807a1b3-4028-41e1-b43b-d84368acf35e | This is done by comparison of the signature on the certificate with a file specimen of the doctor's signature previously supplied by him. During the year, 11,795 such certificates were authenticated in the Department. 28 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Man began to pollute the environment wh... |
0c3364aa-1197-4d57-a0ed-f7e1cb726210 | High standards are called for in the production, storage and distribution of food and shortcomings in these respects are frequently treated by the Courts in exemplary fashion. Smoke-free atmosphere, not yet universal, is rapidly extending, paradoxically more in the big towns than elsewhere, and in Barnet our target is ... |
404c3755-1b19-46a9-a591-6ed6a4b2fac0 | WATER SUPPLY The supply of water to the Borough is distributed by three companies, namely the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Metropolitan Water Board. It is satisfactory in quantity and quality. Raw water and water going into supply are regularly sampled by the companies for bacteriolo... |
aa2543b1-e890-4076-a40f-a4ef92900b34 | FOOD Formal and Informal Samples Five hundred and eighty samples of food were submitted to the Public Analyst during the year. A table identifying the commodities and showing the results is set out below. The number of samples reported as unsatisfactory was 7.2. per cent of the total submitted, a slight decrease on the... |
45329206-c515-4560-94d6-bd0dde6883af | Baked 1 Beans in Tomato Sauce 1 Beef Stew 1 Biscuits 2 Blackcurrant Health Drink 3 Bread 1 Breakfast Cereal 1 Butter 3 Cake 1 3 1 Cake and Pastry Mixes 2 Cheese 1 3 12 4 Cheese Spread 7 32 SAMPLE FORMAL INFORMAL Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Satisfactory isfactory Chilli Powder 2 Coffee 1 Coffee and Chicory Essence 1 Cof... |
2e1ea36f-a15b-49a0-982d-77555606afae | Rye 1 Flour, Self-raising 12 Flour, Soya 1 Flour, Whole Wheat 1 Food Colour, Artificial 1 1 Fruit, Canned 26 4 Fruit, Dried 4 Fruit Nectar 2 Fruit Preserve 2 Glace Cherries 1 Glycerine 1 Gravy Mixes and Powders 3 Groundnut Oil 2 Herbs, Dried 1 Honey 1 Horseradish Cream 1 Hydrogen Peroxide Solution 1 Ice Pops 1 Ice Loll... |
0d50e029-d550-495d-b0b5-768755fe0a26 | Canned 22 1 Meat Pies and Puddings 15 1 Meat Products, other 1 12 Milk, Condensed 2 Milk, Dried 4 1 Milk, Evaporated 4 Milk Puddings, Canned 6 Milk Shake Syrup 1 Mincemeat 2 Mint Sauce 3 Oatmeal 4 Olive Oil 1 Paracetamol Tablets 1 Pastes and Spreads, Fish 3 Pastes and Spreads, Meat 3 Pease Pudding 2 Pickles 5 Pie Filli... |
9f99a5e7-6e64-48b4-960c-66c21b83d284 | Pork 17 2 Scone Meal 1 Semolina 2 Shandy 4 Soft Drinks 26 1 Soups, Canned 34 1 Soups, Dried 6 4 Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce 2 Spices 3 Suet 2 Sweetners, Low calorie 1 Tea 8 Tomato Chutney 1 Tomato Juice 1 Tomato Ketchup 5 Tomatoes, Canned 10 Tonic Water 3 Tooth paste 1 34 SAMPLE FORMAL INFORMAL Satisfactory Unsatisfactor... |
ad22cb7e-a3cb-4734-bd2c-8ba65d92d5f8 | This practice has continued in spite of the fact that as long ago as 1962 the Food Standards Committee made recommendations for the fat content of all soft cheeses, which recommendations were subsequently incorporated in the Cheese Regulations 1965. These Regulations were subsequently amended by the Cheese Regulations ... |
bbf04202-5e78-4c6e-bf71-ba8217c3ca45 | As in previous cases where excessive moisture has been found the milk was packed in a waxed paper bag inside a light cardboard carton and the attention of the distributors concerned was drawn to this unsatisfactory method of packing an article which is readily susceptible to the absorption of moisture. Canned Fruit Two... |
57e04765-0901-4b81-b571-e50044c8296a | 35 Soups The butter fat content of one can of cream of tomato soup was found to be slightly below the standard recommended in the Code of Practice with regard to the composition and labelling of canned soups, and this was brought to the notice of the manufacturers. In the case of dehydrated soups it was found that when... |
32ee34b2-126f-45f3-b7c6-b2fe9002982a | Local Anaesthetics Three phials of local anaesthetic used in a Dental Clinic were examined because of minute traces of white material in suspension. This material was found to consist of a paraffin wax like material which possibly came from the lining of the sealing cap. However, two of the samples had a Lignocaine con... |
1c90eafa-d378-4abc-8130-4fe0a1ed2e40 | This matter was taken up with the retailer and subsequent samples proved satisfactory. The other three samples of sausages and sausage meat reported unsatisfactory related to the finding of undeclared preservative. The average meat content of the total sausage and sausage meat samples examined was 61.5% in respect of t... |
8ab7fd91-839f-492b-a0cb-4ab390881a28 | TYPE GRADING TOTALS 1 2 3 4 HARD ICE CREAM PREMISES Prepacked 21 4 - - 25 VANS Loose 102 40 46 33 221 SOFT ICE CREAM PREMISES 2 1 3 1 7 LOLLIES PREMISES ALL SATISFACTORY 12 Liquid Egg Nineteen samples of liquid egg were taken from bakeries to check that the egg had been properly pasteurised. All the samples were report... |
c43a47fa-a8c2-4151-a48d-24310db429a5 | A positive reaction in one small herd serving a closed community was followed up and one animal was isolated and eventually sent for slaughter when biological examination proved the cow to be infected with Brucella abortus. The results of a further sixteen biological examinations were negative. One sample of untreated ... |
4c97b12b-7110-47da-a531-bf57c63964b6 | The table below classifies the nature of the complaints: 1. Foreign Bodies (a) Insects 40 (b) Metal objects 7 (c) Glass, stones, etc. 17 (d) Paper, wood, string, etc. 6 (e) Oil, grease etc. 15 (f) Fabric, plastic, rubber etc. 6 (g) Cigarette ends 1 (h) Harmless matter, e.g. burnt dough in bread 9 101 2. Quality (a) Uns... |
369f6326-d45d-495b-987c-0cbbf96b9bb6 | Complaints not substantiated 52 52 256 The problems confronting the dairy companies remain as great as ever, and it is a fact that a number of the complaints are the result of thoughtlessness on the part of the customer who previously received milk in the particular bottle. Notes containing messages for the milk rounds... |
026434bc-1e93-49e7-b3a6-0ac73a7147ce | Food unfit for human consumption The following list sets out the food stuffs condemned during the year:- Fresh Food Meat 1501 lbs. Offal 117 lbs. Fish 214 lbs. Poultry 2022 lbs. Tinned Fruit/fruit juices 3616 tins/bottles Meat 550 Vegetables 1896 Soups 127 Milk 296 Fish 332 39 Tinned - continued Milk Puddings 80 Meat p... |
b34c3542-6a53-44c2-a661-ead88e3e0776 | Chocolates/sweets 4153 packets Sauces/pickles 10 bottles Dried Fruit 62 lbs. Butter 13 lbs. Animal foods 192 tins Cheese 10 packets 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 H... |
bbc11da7-cd3b-459b-baf3-5c657696d7f8 | 40 The Food Hygiene (General) Regulations 1970 which consolidate and amend the Food Hygiene (General) Regulations 1960 and 1962 were made in August 1970 and they come into operation on 1st March, 1971. During the year it was found that 145 catering establishments employed some staff of non United Kingdom origin; some e... |
59436cb2-a7a6-40a9-90b7-6ff31d99dc48 | There are numerous dialects in Chinese and any attempt at instruction verbally, even with the aid of an interpreter, would be of little or no value. There is however a prospect that the written word in basic Chinese characters may be understood by most groups, and with the aid of a fluent English speaking Chinese gentl... |
574219b7-c17d-4cea-ace7-81a40c7f1e00 | Class of Business Number at end of 1970 Number Complying with Reg. 16 Number to which Reg. 19 applies Number Complying with Reg. 19 Bakehouses and Bakers Shops 116 116 116 116 Butchers 177 177 177 177 Canteens 201 201 201 201 Confectioners 273 273 152 151 Dairies 9 9 9 9 Fishshops 71 71 71 71 Greengrocers 172 172 142 1... |
77c7f5d7-e391-4cac-bdd0-41b38ad6d530 | One owned by the Council at Burnt Oak is known as the Watling Market; 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, in ... |
0c772250-2104-4963-8cf9-0b3281cafb97 | 42 Poultry Inspection 1970 (i) Number of poultry processing premises within the district 1 (ii) Number of visits to these premises 10 (iii) Total number of birds processed during the year 1970 11,580 (iv) Types of birds processed Hens (v) Percentage of birds rejected as unfit for human consumption None (vi) Weight of p... |
24ec95f6-dab7-4674-a77d-0d010e355781 | The carcasses are immersed in a thermostatically controlled scalding tank and plucked in an electric defeatherer. They are delivered the same or the following day after slaughter to butchers in the Golders Green, Finchley, Harrow, Tottenham, Watford, Elstree and Cockfosters area for sale in the fresh trade. As the bird... |
117d0f41-fac6-443c-81b0-b34927e70bc4 | 43 LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN RESPECT OF FOODSTUFFS Date Court Offence Fine 6. 1.70. Hendon Sale of milk bottle containing cigarette end. £10 £5. 28. 1.70. Highgate Sale of lemon tart containing piece of wire. £25 £5. 2. 2.70. Hendon Sale of pork pie affected with mould. £20. £5. 5. 0. 2. 2.70. Hendon Sale of cream cheese d... |
f3a40829-fab2-411e-830c-36489f283721 | £10 £6. 116. 2.70. Hendon Sale of chocolate eclairs affected with mould. Case dismissed 9. 2.70. Hendon Sale of mouldy loaf. £15 £5. 5. 0. 17. 2.70. Barnet Sale of mouldy loaf. £25 £2. 2. 3.70. Hendon Sale of milk in bottle containing a slug. £30 £10.10.0. 2. 3.70. Hendon Sale of milk in bottle containing a slug. £30 £... |
e5696567-0368-438b-a3f9-f8af3be8b6c0 | Barnet Sale of mouldy steak and kidney pie. £25 £10 15. 7.70. Barnet Sale of loaf with oil staining. £50 £10 29. 7.70. Highgate Sale of fresh cream Dairy Dessert affected with mould. £20 £5. 1. 9.70. Hendon Sale of loaf with oil staining. £100 £20. 12.10.70. Hendon Sale of mouldy cake. £15 £10. 14.10.70. Highgate Sale ... |
e033e1ba-9801-4cf9-b1b0-b7a6e13fa22e | £15 £10. 11.11.70. Highgate Sale of milk in a dirty bottle £50 £15 16.11.70. Hendon Sale of unfit chicken. Adjourned sine die 1 4.11.70. Barnet Sale of brown loaf containing screw. |£15 £10. 44 Continued LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN RESPECT OF FOODSTUFFS Date Court Offence Fine Costs 21.12.70. Hendon Sale of cream cheese defic... |
b3e0f827-8e75-452f-8aec-29174841b115 | LEGAL PROCEEDINGS UNDER FOOD HYGIENE REGULATIONS Date Court Offence Fine 7. 9.70. Hendon Various offences under Food Hygiene Regulations £150 £30. 26.10.70. Hendon Various offences under Food Hygiene Regulations Dismissed on points of law. No cost awarded against Council 45 CLEAN AIR A table showing the position reach... |
c997676d-8aca-4801-96d3-a6b093148b48 | Fears of serious shortage of fuel in the winter of 1970/71 led the London Boroughs Association to recommend constituent authorities to consider applying for suspension of Smoke Control Orders. The Minister of Housing and Local Government agreed in Circular 63/70 that he was willing to do this in total or part. The Lond... |
d65f7f29-518a-4d3c-a721-ff1c2c922504 | When an area to be recommended as a smoke control area is surveyed it is frequently found to contain buildings whose fate is uncertain: dwellings which are unfit and await assessment as to repair, improvement or demolition, or buildings likely to be demolished for road improvements — the M.I. for instance. A date has t... |
4aa2b265-04e9-4ef8-b57d-930ef0ccf3c2 | Recognising this, provision is made in the Clean Air Act 1956 for varying a Smoke Control Order and in June the Health and Welfare Committee recommend the making of a Variation Order to remove the excmption of fireplaces in a dwelling within the area of the London Borough of Barnet Smoke Control (No. 10) Order. The hou... |
4b1cdbcd-f2be-41bb-b8b5-5fbbedeb4119 | 46 47 TABLE A SMOKE CONTROL ORDER DATE MADE DATE CONFIRMED DATE TN OPERATION ACREAGE NO OF DWELLINGS OTHER PREMISES Orders made by London Borough of Barnet and Constituent Authorities As at 31st December 1969 10,596 59,578 3,664 London Borough of Barnet (Colindale and West Hendon) (No. 10) 5-5-69 24-7-69 l-7-70 393 2,6... |
9039b1ba-9ddf-4e8a-bbd5-e80ef350c2db | 12) 10-8-70 11-11-70 1-8-71 383 1,925 157 TOTAL 1,178 7,737 561 GRAND TOTAL 11,774 67,315 4,225 Acreage of Borough 22,124 Approximate number of premises (all types) 118,376 The Clean Air (Suspension of Smoke Control - Barnet Order 1970. TABLE B Table showing Smoke Control Orders Suspended. Made Confirmed Operative Hous... |
dcb9b5e1-64c0-4dc9-a915-f0edfe9ba91d | 9.62 21.11.62 1.10.63 685 2 135 ,, ,, No. 5 19.10.63 1. 1.64 1.10.64 274 18 79 ,, ,, No. 6 30. 7.64 28.10.64 1.10.65 619 21 104 2,525 65 604 GROUP II Borough of Hendon ,, ,, ,, No. 1 3. 9.58 31. 8.59 1. 9.60 639 19 721 ,, ,, ,, No. 7 18. 3.63 26. 7.63 1. 7.64 880 27 520 ,, ,, ,, No. 8 21. 5.63 10. 9.63 1. 9.64 1,465 25... |
29a3952b-0a5e-45d2-9a81-ea7e1994d8f2 | 9.63 19.12.63 1.10.64 509 11 269 ,, ,, ,, No. 10 19.12.63 24. 3.64 1.10.64 432 24 64 ,, ,, ,, No.11 30. 4.64 30. 7.64 1. 7.65 886 135 104 ,, ,, ,, No.12 10. 9.64 29.12.64 1. 7.65 724 51 118 ,, ,, ,, No.13 16.11.64 15. 7.65 1. 7.66 691 119 116 London Borough of Bamet No. 2 2. 2.66 10. 5.66 1.10.67 5,043 228 917 ,, ,, ,,... |
9183de29-df38-4012-afdb-1e451778ec5f | 7.68 2,244 87 282 13,513 726 3,215 GROUP III East Bamet No. 1 14.12.59 16. 3.60 1.10.60 872 3 173 ,, ,, No. 2 23.12.60 15. 3.61 1.10.61 874 5 200 ,, ,, No. 3 29.12.61 21. 3.62 1.10.62 1,160 58 178 ,, ,, No. 4 17.12.62 28. 3.63 1.10.63 1,357 55 162 ,, ,, No. 5 16.12.63 10. 3.64 1.10.64 1,440 23 204 ,, ,, No. 6 14.12.64 ... |
62891701-fe3f-47c5-b30b-e808b750b872 | 3.65 1.10.65 1,007 14 163 Friern Bamet No. 2 4.12.61 20. 3.62 1.10.62 786 16 102 ,, ,, No. 3 27. 9.62 31. 1.63 1.10.63 902 17 127 London Borough of Bamet No. 1 22.11.65 24. 2.66 1. 9.66 448 15 58 ,, ,, ,, No. 5 31. 8.66 7.12.66 1. 9.67 956 48 214 9,802 254 1,581 TOTAL 25,840 1,045 5,400 48 HOUSING Provision of Housing ... |
25111d0c-885b-4d55-a90f-0106c7d3526b | Several factors combined to make this possible, the main one being the provision of new estates, an addition of 925 dwellings having been constructed during the year. Moreover, in March the Council reviewed its housing waiting list by circulating all applicants, with the result that many were found to have moved away o... |
01f93c5e-8980-4e75-b0b7-bd2b50de7556 | By 31st December a total of 1,170 families in all categories had been rehoused, of which 65 families were decanted from Housing Areas scheduled for redevelopment in the Council's current programme. Provision for homeless families evicted from their homes for various reasons remained a serious problem but the acquisitio... |
ea47cd04-5ea8-47c6-b832-77f3cb21a921 | Situated within the North Road Housing Area this will replace the now obsolescent Redhill Lodge scheduled for demolition early next year as part of the same redevelopment scheme. I am indebted to the Borough Housing Officer for the above details relative to the progress made during the year in meeting the demand for Co... |
66c0f2e8-6619-473d-b670-8921363783cd | Detailed surveys were commenced in respect of sixty-two properties in North Finchley in order that consideration could be given to the preparation of a report on two further clearance areas as forecast by the slum clearance programme submitted to the Ministry of Housing and Local Government last year for the period 197... |
9da2bbaf-b4d3-414e-b66c-829afabd8312 | Fifteen families comprising in all a total of thirty-eight persons vacated unfit properties. In two instances the tenants found themselves suitable alternative accommodation. In all other cases rehousing was arranged by the Council. Seven Closing Orders which had been made during previous years were determined. In each... |
a67662a5-816f-440a-97f4-036826933c63 | 50 Approximately twenty dwellings per annum continue to be identified, as a result of complaints and the routine inspection of the district, which are found to be unfit and incapable of repair at reasonable cost and necessitate action under Part II of the Housing Act, 1957. No further surveys were undertaken during the... |
9f477748-de21-44f5-b316-b49c0326b2a2 | On completion re-development will provide for some 162 units of accommodation in localities previously occupied by 91 mainly substandard properties with an appreciable element of multi-occupation. By the end of the year re-development of the first phase of the Ridge Road Housing Area (18 units) was completed, whilst re... |
2dbb2732-97db-4879-a655-a156cb9609f1 | As a matter of policy, older type houses are inspected and when found to be suitable for improvement, information and advice is proffered to owners in order to encourage them to undertake improvement with the aid of appropriate grants. In twenty cases a favourable response was received and improvement schemes were carr... |
ab0a5472-6197-42b7-8f28-a2f7102823fd | 51 Section 19 of the Housing Act, 1964 enables the tenant of an individual dwelling to make representation to the Council to take action to secure the provision of satisfactory amenities. During the year three such representations were received. In one instance the tenant moved to other accommodation elsewhere in the d... |
03425217-9319-464f-853b-5e49aa2e17cf | These comprised purpose built ground and first floor units in two storey property, described colloquially as maisonettes, and after taking Counsel's Opinion the Town Clerk ruled these to form part of a tenement block necessitating action to be considered under Section 20 and not Section 19. The initial approach must co... |
78b37633-a685-4048-8af0-e23ddb14209d | The type of improvement works considered to be desirable are tree planting, providing play spaces, grassed or paved areas, parking spaces and garages. It is also suggested that street lighting may be renewed, road surfaces repaired and road patterns replanned. Approved expenditure in respect of such works based upon a ... |
e55d9668-ab53-443e-9701-e622737e753a | In all, twelve areas, with a total content of 4,300 dwellings, were included in the survey and at the end of the year the appropriate officers were considering in more detail the merits of three selected areas before making a recommendation to proceed with one of these as a pilot scheme. Although the Housing Act 1969 r... |
ab8fd7a4-ad08-4fc9-9fb4-1ec7ec8cc190 | Work continued towards the completion of improvement schemes for the 91 houses in the second Improvement Area at Brent Terrace, Cricklewood. 95 of the 136 houses in Campion, Needham, Johnston and Midland Terraces, Cricklewood, had also been improved to the full standard by the end of the year. Before formal designation... |
c76866a1-e64f-4bb5-8ba1-884a39c136b8 | Overcrowd ing The following statement provides a summary of the known cases of overcrowding existing or dealt with during the year, the standard of assessing overcrowding being that specified by the Housing Act 1957. (a) Number of dwellings known to be overcrowded at end of year 6 Number of families in occupation 7 Num... |
b1aa9e4f-21b1-4900-8109-d6c2b17267ad | The existing standards were first introduced in 1935 when, compared with earlier standards, they were considered to be high. However, after more than thirty years they can no longer be regarded as satisfactory in the light of modern living conditions. When assessing housing needs in respect of applications for housing ... |
9987d644-6c1b-436a-a883-ebe05c98d5d1 | Houses in Multiple Occupation The Housing Acts 1961 to 1969 provide powers for dealing with unsatisfactory living accommodation in houses which are occupied by persons who do not form a single household. In October 1965, the Council adopted comprehensive standards in respect of facilities and amenities to be applied in... |
8b591ebf-203d-401c-b3fa-c560f0d6066d | There are certain clearly defined, and in some instances well established, sectors in parts of Cricklewood, Childs Hill, Golders Green, Finchley and Friern Barnet where relatively high concentrations of multi-occupation are known to exist. There are also many smaller groups and individual houses throughout the Borough ... |
2b32ee12-e99e-4dc0-ad86-e7b3aae8ecfb | A Direction in accordance with Section 19 of the Housing Act 1961 was made in respect of a house in the Cricklewood area which could not physically be provided with adequate facilities, limiting the occupants to a number appropriate to the services available. Similar action was contemplated in respect of a second house... |
ecbeefab-5a1b-4e1d-9238-57af78da991d | Much can be done to limit the spread of fire by making doors and partitions fire resisting and to check the spread of flame and smoke by fire stops and smoke screens. The Code of Practice of the Greater London Fire Brigade for means of escape in the case of fire in houses in multiple occupation is applied and 40 houses... |
eac2b07f-125c-4e62-b31b-57467c771a81 | The procedure is somewhat cumbersome and time consuming and this probably accounts for the fact that no applications were received during the year. One application for cancellation of a Certificate of Disrepair was made and this was issued. The picture was very different in relation to applications by landlords for Qua... |
5fde4c06-34b6-4bb5-8246-355166de270b | The Act requires that a tenant shall be provided with a copy of the landlord's application and afforded an opportunity within a twenty-eight day period, of making written representations to the Council as to the condition of his tenancy. Advantage was taken of this opportunity by a large proportion of tenants. Whether ... |
f9b480c6-16a8-4d68-9246-afc56e608828 | Both tenant and landlord have a right of appeal to the County Court within a period of twenty-eight days following the issue or refusal of a certificate. Having obtained a Qualification Certificate, a landlord is entitled to have a fair rent fixed by the Rent Officer, and the tenancy becomes a regulated one. This new l... |
3824e700-525e-40b4-aef9-5e7f0c9c663c | Inspection of Dwelling Houses (i) (a) Total number of dwellings inspected for housing defects (under Public Health or Housing Acts) 4,131 (b) Number of inspections made for the purpose 11,724 (ii) Number of dwellings found to be unfit for human habitation 16 (iii) Number of dwellings (exclusive of those referred to und... |
616c630b-d913-4b5e-a619-bec2a2554b97 | 1957 (i) Number of dwellings in respect of which notices were served requiring repairs Nil (ii) Number of dwellings which were rendered fit after service of formal notices: (a) By owners Nil (b) By Local Authority in default of owners Nil 57 (b) Proceedings under Public Health Acts: (i) Number of dwellings in respect o... |
7f3a2cc5-7c77-45f3-872c-3b99502ba576 | which undertaking accepted under Section 16 (4) Nil (vi) Number of dwellings in respect of which Closing Orders were determined under Section 27 (2) 7 (vii) Number of dwellings in respect of which Demolition Orders were revoked under Section 24 (2) Nil 4. Houses in multiple occupation - Housing Act 1961 (i) Number of p... |
5bcf2f86-dabf-48b1-acbd-c79892291179 | The sites are well maintained and managed and at the end of the year there were 95 caravans stationed thereon. Ministry of Housing and Local Government Circular No. 38/70 draws attention to the fact that Part II of the Caravan Sites Act 1968 which required local authorities to provide sites for gypsies in their areas c... |
cd3c183c-8872-4038-a3f1-a36859148df5 | 812 8,253 Food Premises Bakehouses 406 Butchers 680 Dairies and Milkshops 77 Grocers 734 Ice Cream 125 Restaurants, Cafes 913 School Meals Kitchens and Canteens 709 Stalls 132 Unsound Food 452 Other food premises visits 1,244 5,472 59 Factories Powered/non-powered 353 Sites 26 Outworkers 111 490 Offices, Shops and Rail... |
4a1aea30-7aa6-4327-a1bd-649b88d3cf7b | 914 informal notices served, 1,571 were complied with and 91 statutory notices were required, and of these 54 had been complied with at the end of the year. LOCAL LAND CHARGES ENQUIRIES These refer to enquiries from the Town Clerk concerning outstanding notices, the progress of housing schemes and smoke control areas i... |
1aa42f5c-a0ac-4331-9b6c-9eba4f3acf1e | Many visits are often needed, frequently at night and early mornings, and sometimes negotiations for the alleviation of the complaint can be very protracted. Many of the complaints received during the year stem from the close proximity of dwellings to industrial premises. During the year 56 complaints of noise nuisance... |
3d11c487-7515-4a1b-bb2d-48fdb93671ba | The total number of registered premises at the end of the year was 3,166, a slight reduction on the previous year, although 264 premises were newly registered during the year. In addition to the number of premises registered by the Council, there are 298 registered premises where the Act is enforced by the Factory Insp... |
21719438-1294-403c-9543-0754d6c79f1c | of premises newly registered during year Total registered premises at end of year Registered premises receiving a general inspection Offices 98 880 107 Retail shops 136 2006 1,119 Wholesale shops, warehouses 3 51 34 Catering establishments open to the public, canteens 27 225 102 Fuel storage depots — 4 1 TOTALS 264 3,1... |
eb3d9ee2-e8e7-4dd8-9e95-5af87608e43e | of persons employed Offices 14,764 Retail Shops 8,291 Wholesale departments, warehouses 1,474 Catering establishments open to the public 1,550 Canteens 215 Fuel Storage Depots 28 TOTAL 26,322 Total males 13,333 Total females 12,989 FACTORIES AND WORKPLACES The Local Authority is responsible for enforcing the provisions... |
96097586-3152-48c2-bbdb-498b16100ed1 | 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 76 23 5 — (ii) Factories not included in (i) in which Section 7 is enforced by the Local Authority. 632 330 25 — (iii) Other ... |
57d41b82-119f-46cc-9d13-1c42c33c10c9 | Inspector (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Want of cleanliness (S.l) 3 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 — — (b) Unsuitable or defective 21 6 1 6 - (c) No... |
8c79c048-1275-4133-a503-4b5d44e0f92a | There are 112 outworkers so notified engaged in the following trades:- Wearing apparel 80 Furniture and upholstery 4 Artificial flowers 3 Making of boxes etc. 19 Soft toys 3 Lamp shades 3 The Public Health Inspectors made 111 visits to such premises. No unsatisfactory conditions were noted. RAG FLOCK AND OTHER FILLING ... |
1ffd09c4-4a38-4ef8-b132-4191c7d28d6c | SWIMMING POOLS AND BATHS There are four public swimming establishments provided and maintained at:- Squires Lane (indoor) High Road, North Finchley Daws Lane, Mill Hill Goldsmith Avenue, West Hendon Water treatment to public pools is carried out by filtration and "break point" chlorination method. Public Slipper Baths ... |
3e3abdd6-3eb8-472e-86e8-32c28d68891a | The convenience at Glebe Land on the North Circular Road has been enlarged and modernised during the year and new conveniences have been built at Bittacy Park. The sanitary fittings in all the public conveniences have been thoroughly descaled and cleaned by a firm of specialist contractors and it is anticipated that th... |
329fe0f0-d483-45de-80d5-4a89cde57eb5 | The whole of the Finchley area has a separate sewerage system and is sewered. Treatment and disposal is at Edmonton. In the East Barnet Area there is a separate sewerage system except for the older development in Monken Hadley area where it is partly combined. The whole of the district is sewered and treatment and disp... |
73598a29-8846-4487-a2b4-fe349f746113 | Generally speaking surface water is handled by discharge of surface water sewers to natural water courses. REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL Refuse is collected by direct labour in various types of specially manufactured vehicles. The number of collection rounds is 44. Disposal is effected by Destructor at Hendon on the N... |
00549364-acbd-47c0-904f-716f2eee8017 | At the end of the year the following licences were in force: Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963 2 Pet Animals Act 1951 19 Riding Establishments Acts 1964/70 9 The Public Health Inspectors are "authorised officers" for enforcing the provisions of the Diseases of Animals Act 1950 and the numerous Orders and Regulati... |
491728e5-4d8b-46e6-9a88-578f0d616d48 | Farm premises were visited to inspect the record books to ensure that the appropriate entries were made and that the animals were retained. The records show that the average numbers of stock held were:- Cattle 1,035 Pigs 6,062 Sheep 6 Goats 3 Poultry 16,212 The Diseases of Animals (Waste Food) Order 1957 requires that ... |
2d55f4f9-2040-4738-929b-ca49a82f4d85 | Stockman, M.R.C.V.S., continues to act on a consultancy basis to assist in the inspection of animals and premises where necessary, and his ready co-operation is much appreciated. RODENT CONTROL The Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949 places on the occupier of land the onus of ridding his land and premises of rats an... |
958362f2-a9f1-4b93-9584-f77f9da29b31 | The arrangements for the work are made with the cooperation of the Borough Engineer and Surveyor. The following table summarises the work carried out and is in the form required by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food:- 67 Properties other than Sewers Type of Property Non-Agricultural Agricultural Number of ... |
4cae4887-106e-4091-993f-a030d03956e3 | DISINFECTION AND DISINFESTATION Facilities for steam disinfection and disinfestation and for the personal cleansing of verminous persons are provided at the Disinfecting Station, North Circular Road, N.3. The requests for advice and assistance in dealing with insect pests continue to increase in number and range over a... |
91b6605e-433a-4538-93ff-b703aafeb9bf | A Special Contractor has again been employed to reduce the numbers of pigeons at several major centres of infestation in the Borough, but their work continues to be impaired by the well meant but misplaced kindness of people who regularly provide food at all seasons. A charge is made for disinfection and disinfestation... |
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