[Report 1950] / Medical Officer of Health, Glamorgan County Council.

  • Glamorgan (Wales). County Council. nb2014013905.
Date:
1950
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Credit: [Report 1950] / Medical Officer of Health, Glamorgan County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Centres at which Ambulance Stations and Substations have been established. Centres at which Ambulance Substations have not yet been established. Remarks. Aberkenfig Control: Caerau. Llantwit Major. Suitable premises not available. Maesteg. Pontycymmer (private contractor). Ogmore Vale. Llanharan. Needs of district being adequately met by Kenfig Hill (St. John). present stations. Pencoed (St. John). Cowbridge. Porthcavl. Llwynypia Control; Treherbert (private contractor). Ferndale (two ambulances). Porth. Trealaw. Reath Control: Banwen. Seven Sisters. Glyncorrwg. Cxinmer (St. John). Br^m (St. John). Port Talbot (two ambulances). Mardy. Tylorstown. Treorchy. Tonypandy. Trehafod. Skewen. Glynneath. \ Resolven. / Pontardawe Control : Cwmlhuifell (St. John). Ystalyfera. Gwauncaegur^ven (St. John). Clydach (St. John). Pontardulais (St. John). Gorseinon. Gowerton (St. John). Re^moldston. Treforest Control; Hirwaun (two ambulances). Aberdare (St. John). Mountain Ash (two ambulances). Penrhiwceiber (St. John). Hopkinstown (St. John). Gdfach Goch. Coed Eh' (St. John). Tonteg. Llantrisant. Ynvsvbwl. Needs of area being met by existing stations. Needs of area being adequately met by existing stations. Present vehicle being operated by N.C.B. A new station will shortly be opened at Glyncastle Colliery, Resolven, at which two ambulances will be sited, which it is thought will adequately meet the needs of both Resolven and Glynneath. Adequate cover provided by the Treforest Station.
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