[Report 1925] / Medical Officer of Health, Middleton Borough.

Middleton (England). Borough Council.

Date:: 1925

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Credit: [Report 1925] / Medical Officer of Health, Middleton Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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NUMBER OF INHABITED HOUSES, FAMILIES OR SEPARATE OCCUPIERS (Census, 1921). Undivided Private Houses ... 0,581 Rooms Shops. 389 Rooms Others ... ... 10 Rooms Private families and rooms occupied : Private families Population in private families Rooms occupied No. of families in dwellings of : 1-3 rooms. 4-5 rooms. 0-8 rooms. 9 or more rooms. 558 5,484 790 02 (“ Rooms ” implies living rooms and bedrooms). RATEABLE VALUE AND SUM REPRESENTED BY Id. RATE. Id. rate. Rateable Value of the Borough, 1925-1920 : £101,814 £030 Do. do. 1924-1925: £100,452 £013 Assessable Value, 1925-1920 : £153,501 Do. 1924-1925: £151,783 SOCIAL CONDITIONS, CHIEF OCCUPATIONS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON PUBLIC HEALTH. The Social Conditions are those pertaining to an industrial area. 29,200 1,984 43 0,894 28,044 30,709 Approximately 00 per cent, of families live in four-roomed houses, 20 per cent, in five-roomed and 10 per cent, in 0- and 7-roomed houses. Open spaces and recreation grounds include Jubilee Park, Brassey Recreation Ground, Limetrees, Rhodes Recreation Ground, in addition to Football Ground, Cricket Ground and Schools Playing Fields. Public Bowling Greens have been provided at