[Report 1928] / Medical Officer of Health, County Council of the Palatine of Chester / Cheshire County Council.

  • Cheshire (England). County Council.
Date:
1928
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Credit: [Report 1928] / Medical Officer of Health, County Council of the Palatine of Chester / Cheshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the willow beds have been removed over an extent ^out four acres. The weir has been raised so as to increase the storage capacity by 16,000,000 gallons possible pollution from the Mere Farm has, it is believed, been averted. A number of other alterations for pumping, filtration, and chemical treatment are well in hand. Northwich Urban District.—It is stated that the supplementary scheme inaugurated in 1926 has proved efficient. Sandbach Urban District.—Means have been adopted to increase the pressure into the distributing mams m this area and a number of houses have been connected up to a new main. Rncklow Rural District.—A scheme has been put before the Ministry of Health to supply the Parish of Plumbley and it is understood that one is under considera¬ tion for Mobberley. A number of 1 laid in Baguley, Northenden, Northen Etchells, Parting ton and Timperley. ConMeton Rural District.—The supply to Holmes Thaoel is said to have been greatly improved recently. p' Goostrey, Leese, Hassall and Smallwood. Chester Rural District.—Hapsford, Elton and Ince are now reported to be satisfactorily supplied. Macclesfield Rural District-No important extension plamts''areU^m'der ^consider ™hm Council of the Sufficiency “supplies at Lane Ends, Sutton, and Rainow. Nn'ltW'n^MsURvirM*Disttict^^ich hav^no^ublicwater townships m Officer of Health states that the SUPply- J eSS each township but goes urgency of the supply , would benefit greatly SLrtxss:1 :«s w. »b. •—