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State of PH in 1800

-Lots of factories


-Back to back housing


-No sewers


-No fresh water


-Slums for low paid workers


-Toilets in the ground/cesspits


-Bad for workers/poor

19th Century common diseases

-Cholera: drinking water


-Typhoid: drinking water


-Typhus: spread by body lice


-TB: contact


-Pneumonia: infection of lungs

Why was it so bad?

-Laissez faire government


-Rate payers not wanting to pay more tax to help poor


-People believed miasma caused illnesses so PH neglected

Edwin Chadwick

-Wrote report on sanitary conditioms of labouring populations 1842.


-Said rate payers should help pay to provide sewerage, clean water, medical officers etc.



-Hindered reform: argumentative + arrogant > people didnt want to argue with him.

William Farr

-Made links with poverty, dirt and disease.


-Showed how death rate higher for poor.


-Shamed towns into improving PH

1848 PH Act

-Not compulsory- Failed


-Only 103 local boards of health set up.


-Councils could have medicsk officers appointed.


-If death rate high: towns could be forced to clean up.


-Tax could be collected if 10% rate payers agreed

1875 PH Act

-Compulsory: Successful


- Local councils to provide ckean water, public toilets, drains+sewers.


-Councils to appoint medicsm officers


-Regular sanitary/medical inspections


-Illegal to build shoddy slum housing.

1875 Artisan & Labourers Dweings Improvement Act

-Local councils buy slums> buikd better qyality w/ water + sewage disposal.



-Chamberlain (mayor of birmingham) got council to buy slums + rebuild. Improved water supplies (used some of his own money)

1876 Rivers pollutions prevention act

-Limited sewage in river allowed (which were used for drinking water).

1875 Food and drugs act

-Shop keeperd not allowed to adulterate (add other ingrediants to) food.

Late 19th century

-Model villages improved PH : by phikanthropist industrialists.



cadbury family-Bournville


lever family- built port sunlight.



-healthy place for workforce. Quality housing ckean water sewage system gardens schools medicak care.