[Report 1956] / Medical Officer of Health, Ilkeston Borough.

  • Ilkeston (England). Borough Council.
Date:
1956
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Credit: [Report 1956] / Medical Officer of Health, Ilkeston Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    OFFENSIVE TRADES (Section 107, Public Health Act, 1936) There are three offensive trades in the Borough, registered with the local authority, two rag and bone dealers and one tripe boiler. All the premises are situated in industrial zones with no dwelling houses in the immediate vicinity. No complaints have been received and no notices have been served during the year. DEALERS IN OLD METAL AND MARINE STORES (Section 86, Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1907) The following are registered under the above mentioned Act :— Name of Firm Premises Registered M. Sisson & Son, Richards Yard, Cotmanhay 23, Charlotte Street Road Ilkeston Metal & Waste Co. Ltd. Old Mill Sidings, Rutland Street Manners Scrap Metal Co. Manners Colliery Yard The following was registered during 1956 : Mr. J. Bowley, Yard, rear of Nos. 6-10, 2a, Springfield Gardens Critchley Street SANITARY SUPERVISION OF MUSIC HALLS, THEATRES CINEMAS, ETC. An annual report is submitted to the Health Committee and the local Licensing Bench in accordance with the Home Office Circular 120, 1920. The following is a copy of the report for 1956 :— “ The four cinemas have been inspected at various times during the year both during performances and when closed to the general public. The cinemas and the premises licensed for music and dancing have given no cause for complaint during the year/’ CANAL BOATS An annual report is submitted to the Health Committee at the January meeting each year. The following is a copy of the report for the year 1956. “ Ladies and Gentlemen, Annual Report on Canal Boats, 1956 I have to inform the Committee that no boats have been seen on the canal during the year as the canal is closed for general traffic. The British Waterways repair boats use the canal occasionally but they are not registered as dwellings.”
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