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Page Reference to Report Check No. Name Occupation Date of Accident Nature of Injury How caused Degree of injury Accident Fund On Accident Fund Off Remarkes
92 P 18 December 1920 5685 W Barden Passed Cleaner 17 December 1920 at 3:50 Sprained left wrist and muscles of right arm Slipped on ice when turning Ballpoints near oil lines here Slight 18 December 1920 7 January 1921
92 B 236 J W Burrell Labourer 22 December 1920 at 5:40 Injured face and right wrist He could not get across the Down Loop Line & walked round a left of engine & when crossing at the East end of the Shed pits he slipped into No4 Road pit Slight
92 555 J W Bailey Driver 13 December 1920 at 5:20 Sprained left ankle Slipped into engine pit on Turntable Road Stratford & sprained left snkle Slight
92 0320 G Bettis Direman 17 January 1921 at 10:30 Left eye injured Breaking coal 257 engine piece struck his left eye Slight
92 B 363 J E Bird Cleaner 5 February 1921 at 4:15 Bruised right arm Slipped off footplate Eng 239 on No4 Road, Jubilee Shed & fell to the ground, striking his arm against fitters bench Slight
92 P 7 February 1921 B540 J W Bardsey Cleaner 5 February 1921 at 1:45 Cut fingers left hand To save himself from falling from footplate he grasped the hand rail of the engine No 1542 & cut fingers on sharp edge where the liner of the ash ejector moves Slight 7 February 1921 25 February 1921
92 P 9 February 1921 5712 J H Browne Passed Cleaner 5 February 1921 at 4:00 Burnt wrist (right) Came into contact with injector steam pipe 662 engine at Chobham Jcn Slight 8 February 1921 19 February 1921

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Scrumpy Geoff

Rows 6 & 7

Scrumpy Geoff

@TNA Oops sorry, I've been entering the time as 9:20 not 9.20 can we stick with that now and amend conventions?

National Archives of the United Kingdom

Don't worry, easily remedied

Scrumpy Geoff

So keep going with ":" which is less likely to be mistaken for a decimal number?

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