[Report 1948] / Medical Officer of Health, Salisbury (New Sarum) City.

  • Salisbury (England). City Council.
Date:
1948
Catalogue details

Licence: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Credit: [Report 1948] / Medical Officer of Health, Salisbury (New Sarum) City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sanitar y conveniences: New W.C.'s provided, complete ... ... ... 7 New W.C. basins provided ... ... ... ... 9 W.C. cisterns repaired or renewed ... ... ... ... 2'.i W.C. compartment repaired . . ... ... ... ft Miscellaneous items . ... ... ... 17 Drainage : Drains cleansed ... ... ... ... ... ... 2 New Gullies provided ... ... ... ... ... | Miscellaneous drainage items ... ... ... ... 1 Premises drained to sewer ... ... ... ... ... ] Factories, Workshops and Workplaces: Premises cleansed and limewashed ... ... ... ... 1 Intervening ventilated space provided ... ... ... 1 W.C. cleansed ... ... ... ... ... ... 3 Miscellaneous items ... ... ... ... ... 1 Tents, I ans and Sheds: Tent, etc., cleansed ... ... ... ... ... 1 Bakehouses: Bakehouses cleansed and limewashed ... ... ... 5 Benches cleansed ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 Miscellaneous item ... ... ... ... ... 1 Food-Preparing Premises, Shops, Stores, etc.: Premises cleansed or limewashed ... ... ... ... 3 Adequate food storage facilities provided ... ... . . 1 PREMISES AND OCCUPATIONS WHICH ARE CONTROLLED BY BYE-LAWS OR REGULATIONS. Common Lodging House.—There is one Common Lodging House situated in Winchester Street and registered to accommodate 44 male lodgers. Sufficient and satisfactory closet accommodation is provided and water supply laid on. Both Keeper and Deputy Keeper are registered' annually as required and inspections frequently made. The premises are always kept scrupulously clean throughout. Offensive Trades.—There is now only one such trade carried on within the City. viz. : The marine store dealer. The premises are generally kept reasonably clean and tidy. Tents and I ans.—58 inspections of the several caravans within the City were made and on each occasion conditions were found to be satisfactory. Eight new licences and 14 renewals of existing licences were granted during the year.