1. Eighty years on: A history of Halstead Urban and Rural District Councils
- Author
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J. Harkness
- Subjects
Gerontology ,medicine.medical_specialty ,Public health ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,History, 19th Century ,Rural district ,General Medicine ,Total population ,History, 20th Century ,Government Agencies ,Geography ,England ,Local government ,Communicable Disease Control ,medicine ,Urban district ,Public Health ,Sanitary Engineering ,Sanitation ,Rural area ,Socioeconomics - Abstract
The Halstead Urban and Rural District Councils were established in 1894 and ceasedto exist with the reorganization of local government in 1974. The total population of the two districts in 1974 was approximately 27,000 of whom 7000 lived in the urban district. The combined districts cover an area of 120 sq. miles in North-East Essex. A review of the 80 years is made from old reports and minute books which traces the gradual introduction of basic public health facilities and emphasizes some of the problems of rural areas.
- Published
- 1975