[Report 1960] / Medical Officer of Health, Northampton County Borough.

General Provision of Health Services (continued) Brought forward ... £194 7 10 Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases Case Committee 250 0 0 Annual Grant Paid through Welfare Account Bethany Homestead 700 0 0 Annual grant Northampton Council of Social Service ......... 300 0 0 Annual grant re St. George’s Homestead Southern Regional As¬ sociation for the Blind 26 0 0 Apportioned contri¬ bution for 1959/60 National Library for the Blind .. 62 10 0 Annual contribution based on readers Northamptonshire and Rutland Mission to the Deaf ... 500 0 0 Annual grant Midland Regional As¬ sociation for the Deaf 5 5 0 Annual affiliation fee Total ............... £2,038 2 10 Legislation in Force. The list of Local Acts and Orders and General Adoptive Acts relating to public health (Section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act, 1938, having been repealed and re-enacted as Section 22 of the Food and Drugs Act, 1955) set out on pages 28 and 29 of the 1953 Report, continues in force in the County Borough, as do the following Byelaws:— Byelaws under the Public Health Acts:— Tents, Vans, Sheds, and Similar Structures used for Human Habitation (1914 and 1932). Luggage Porters and Light Porters (1924). Pleasure Grounds, etc. (1926 and 1933). New Streets (1927 and 1932). Nursing Homes (1929 and 1932). Imposing on Occupier duties in connection with Removal of House Refuse (1932). Common Lodging Houses (1932). Parking Places (1955, 1957 and 1958) Baths, Wash-houses, etc. (1937). Nuisances from Snow, Filth, Ashes, etc., Keeping of Animals (1939). Cemeteries (1947). Hackney Carriages (1948 and 1951). Building (1954) and First Supplement: “Smoke Prevention” (1957) as amended by Supplement 9/2/60. Byelaws under Local Government Act, 1933:— Good Rule and Government (1960) Byelaws under Food and Drugs Act:— Slaughterhouses (1887, 1929, and 1932). Handling, Wrapping, and Delivery of Food; Sale and Exposure for Sale in Open Air (1950). General and Covered Markets (1952).