[Report 1915] / Medical Officer of Health, Glossop Borough.

  • Glossop (England). Borough Council.
Date:
1915
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Credit: [Report 1915] / Medical Officer of Health, Glossop Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    List of Bye-Laws—continued, Bye-Laws for Common Lodging-Houses .. Slaughter-houses Dairies, Cowsheds and Milk-shops Offensive Trades ... Good Rule and Government of the Borough of Glossop, and the Prevention of Nuisances ... Date of Adoption. November 9th, 1892 55 55 February 25th, 1903 55 5 5 May 18th, 1904 There are three common lodging-houses, 27 slaughter- houses, and 13 places where offensive trades are being carried on. LODGING Houses.—There are three registered common lodging-houses in the Borough. The Chief Constable is Inspector. The houses are visited daily by the Police. The number accommodated during 1915 were :— Men 7261 Women 728 Children 10 Total .. 7999 Offensive Trades.—There are 13 places in which such trades are carried on in the Borough. One is a sulphate of ammonia manufactory looked after by a special Inspector under the Alkali Act, and one is a soap and size works. The other 11 are tripe-dressing establishments. Fifty-one visits were paid to these during 1915. Three of them required fresh lime-washing. Otherwise they were found to be satisfactory. There are no cellar dwellings, that I know of, now occupied in the Borough.