04a JSNA Appendix , item 5. PDF 6 MB - Lambeth Council

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SIGNIFICANT INEQUALITIES IDENTIFIED
• Hospital admission for Serious Unintentional Injury for 0-4 year olds was
98.8 per 100,000 in 2003-04. The London figure was 93.4, and in England
and Wales it was 90.24. 64
• In 2006, high and very high levels 65 of PM10 pollution were recorded at
Christchurch Road, Vauxhall Cross and Loughborough Junction. Vauxhall
Cross was the worst within the borough with 86 days recorded very high
levels of PM10.
NATIONAL PRIORITIES
Reference
NI 47
NI 48
NI 49
NI 184
NI 194
Indicator
People killed or seriously injured in road traffic accidents
Children killed or seriously injured in road traffic accidents
Number of primary fires and related fatalities and non-fatal casualties
(excluding precautionary checks)
Food establishments in the area which are broadly compliant with food
hygiene law
Air quality - % reduction in NOx and primary PM10 emissions through local
authority’s estate and operations
CURRENT RELEVANT STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
• Lambeth will seek a genuine reduction in danger for all road users by
identifying and controlling the principle sources of threat. (Lambeth Road Safety
Plan, based around the Mayors casualty reduction targets for 2010, part of the wider
Transport Local Implementation Plan 2005 - 2011).
c. Are they safe from bullying and discrimination?
STATUS
• 69% of Lambeth school children say that they had never been bullied in
school in the past 4 weeks compared with 70% in England as a whole (Tell
Us 2 survey 2007).
• All Lambeth schools have anti-bullying strategies in place.
• 30 primary schools and 4 secondary schools have developed a peer
mediation service to tackle bullying.
• 54% of Lambeth school children felt their schools dealt very well with
bullying compared with 57% of children nationally (Tell Us 2 survey 2007).
• 8% of Lambeth school children say that they had been bullied most days in
school in the past 4 weeks compared with 5% in England as a whole (Tell
Us 2 survey 2007).
SIGNIFICANT INEQUALITIES IDENTIFIED
•
NATIONAL PRIORITIES
64 Lambeth PCT. Health Risks in Lambeth: Annual Report of the Director of Public Health. 2006.
65 ‘High’ = Significant effects may be noticed by sensitive individuals and action to avoid or reduce these
effects may be needed (e.g. reducing exposure by spending less time in polluted areas outdoors). Asthmatics
will find that their 'reliever' inhaler is likely to reverse the effects on the lung. ‘Very high’ = the effects on
sensitive individuals described for 'High' levels of pollution may worsen.
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary Assessment
Version 4
October 2008
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