[Report 1963] / Medical Officer of Health, Cotswold United Districts (Cirencester U.D.C., Cirencester R.D.C., North Cotswold R.D.C., Northleach R.D.C., Tetbury R.D.C.).

  • Cotswold United Districts.
Date:
1963
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Credit: [Report 1963] / Medical Officer of Health, Cotswold United Districts (Cirencester U.D.C., Cirencester R.D.C., North Cotswold R.D.C., Northleach R.D.C., Tetbury R.D.C.). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    emergency measure. The building was subsequently pulled down by the owners, the wall of the adjoining house was made good and the site was cleared. An inspection of one of the licensed premises revealed that the wall of a disused building adjoining the bar, and the garden wall were in a dangerous condition. The brewery were approached and after some delay repaired the walls. The boundary walls of two separate factories adjoining residential properties were found to be dangerous and the owners of the factories were called upon to make them safe. One of the owners has repaired his wall and at the other factory, the dangerous portions of the wall have been removed. The division wall of some slum clearance property was found to be dangerous and the owner made this safe on request. In another instance the owner of an upstairs flat was called upon to repair a dangerous brick wall forming the Pet Animals Act, 1951 Two local companies applied for and were granted, licences to keep Pet Shops after inspection of their respective premises. Nuisances under the Public Health Act, 1936—61 112 Nuisances under the Public Health Act were reported and these concerned various defects to property both inside