Across
- 2. area excluded from the public Health Act
- 5. This gave the Board power to construct cemeteries but it was blocked by lack of independent financial powers.
- 6. The lifespan of the new Board established by the Act
- 7. This was established under the Act to advise and co-ordinate local authorities.
- 8. A minor piece of legislation of 1846 allowing local authorities to act to prosecute those responsible for health hazards
- 13. Date of first outbreak of Cholera
- 15. City surveyed by Dr James Kay which established the poor living conditions of the working class
- 16. Date of the Public Health Act
- 17. Year the report into Public Health was published
- 18. Civil servant, commissioner and driving force behind the Act and New Poor Law
- 19. Nickname for those who opposed the Board and government intervention in Public Health
Down
- 1. One of the commissioners on the board
- 3. The Act recommended action but did not compel it - i.e it was a ____________ Act
- 4. Name of the report into Public Health
- 9. One of the commissioners on the board (also involved in factory reform and education)
- 10. Deadly disease which spread to middle and upper classes
- 11. Belief that disease was caused by bad air/smells.
- 12. If the Death rate exceeded this then it became mandatory for the town council to set up a local board
- 14. Year the House of Lords established an inquiry into sanitary conditions
- 16. Number of local boards established by 1854
- 20. Newspaper which campaigned against the Act and the boards reforms
