[Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Barnack R.D.C.

  • Barnack (Cambridgeshire). Rural District Council.
Date:
1951
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Credit: [Report 1951] / Medical Officer of Health, Barnack R.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    To-sti] Hall, Staroford. July 1952. '.’o 'ih-. ChairmciTi and Councillors of tho Barnack ButbI District. My J'ord;, Ladies and Gontlcmon, I have tlio honour to present ray annual report for the year 1951. The general health of the District has her.n very sat- isfactory, the h'rth rate of 16.4 and the death rate of 9.5 OP ;“)arc vcr37 favourahly with tho figures of 15.5 and 12.5 rc3i' ctivGly for England and Wales. ^heic wore no deaths from raatomal causes and no deaths from Tnfoctious diseases, other than pneumonia. T} > incidcncj of infectious diseases has boon very low, there hav-'' gain been no cases of diphtheria. The water pupplies have been satisfactory. Is v;ill bo S', en from the Snrvc.’yr>i-’r- r<r^3-a -ittnchod - -og-'-ct’ hru. huufj 'rr.di*. wrl tfi -tfic building of Council Houser lltlc las bc'n done to remedy the defects of substandard hour' cs • I am, Vour obedient ucrvant V/, AiTj,r.y H.‘.wrs. SECTION A. Area 15,256 aorOB. Population ( Hogletrar General’s mld-ycar cBtiroato) 3782. I'o, of Inhabited houFcr from Pate Book., 739. Batrablo Value £16,154« Sura rearceoijts;d by porniy Sate f68. Social Coi^dltlon-. Tho main Industry Ip agrioulturo.
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