Record

D4675 - Hayfield Rural District Council (1894-1934), formerly Hayfield Rural Sanitary Authority (1872-1894) - 1872-1934

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D4675
Former Reference	D1323/UL
Title	Hayfield Rural District Council (1894-1934), formerly Hayfield Rural Sanitary Authority (1872-1894)
Date	1872-1934
Description	Including minutes 1872-1934 and valuation list 1929
Extent	[approx. 9 boxes]
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Hayfield Rural Sanitary Authority, later Rural District Council
Administrative History	Local Boards of Health were first set up in 1848 to administer services which related to public health in populated areas not covered by borough councils. Under the Public Health Act 1872 local boards of health were designated rural sanitary authorities and in 1894, these authorities became urban/rural district councils under the Local Government Act of that year. Hayfield RDC was abolished in 1934 when it was absorbed into Chapel-en-le-Frith RDC.
Custodial History	These records were deposited in Derbyshire Record Office on behalf of the incoming High Peak Borough Council in Nov 1973 and were originally accessioned as D1323, before being re-accessioned in 1997. A further item (D4675/5/1) was donated by a member of the public in August 2022.
Organisation Sub-Type	Rural district councils
Related Material	See D1323/UL for unlisted records of Hayfield Rural District Council amongst the papers of various predecessors to High Peak Borough Council: Bowden Edge Highways Surveyors day book 1837-1840. See D4665 for records of Chapel-en-le-Frith Rural District Council from 1892, including after 1934 when Hayfield Rural District Council was abolished.
Term	Local authorities
	Rural sanitary authorities
	District councils
Document	D4675.doc
Archivist Note	Collection Title and Creator Name amended to follow standard naming convention (previously read Hayfield Rural Sanitary Authority, later Rural District Council), 1 September 2022, BS. Revised and updated to ISAD(G) standard 1 September 2022, BS.