Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1903
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COMMON LODGING HOUSES. There are 9 Common Lodging Houses (for men) situated within the Borough of Lambeth, and these have been licensed during 1903, at the Annual Licensing Meetings held June 21th and 25th, and October 14th. They are as follows:—
Date when registered. | Situation. | Authorised No. of Lodgers. | Date of Approval of Premises. | |
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18th July, 1900 | 108 | Lambeth-walk (c.h.) (house in rear). | 38 | 2nd April, 1889. |
30th October, 1890 | 55 | Belvedere-road | 53 | 1st October, 1890. |
16th October, 1901 | 161 | Stamford-street | 24 | 15th October, 1901. |
21st December, 1883 | 92 | Westminster-bridge-road | 171 | 21st November, 1883. |
28th December, 1898 | 24 | Lower-marsh (c.h.) | 19 | 30th June, 1890. |
24th October, 1885 | 89 & 91 | Wandsworth-road | 216 | 7th October, 1885. |
12th February, 1887 | 126 | Wandsworth-road | 149 | 20th January, 1887. |
23rd June, 1894 | 65 | Upper Kennington-lane | 12 | 22nd February, 1892. |
Under the Common Lodging Houses Act, 1853-5, the London County Council has control over all the
Common Lodging Houses situated within the Metropolis—a duty which the newly-formed City and Borough
Councils might, with advantage, have had transferred to them when the London Government Bill, 1899, was
brought in. All Common Lodging Houses must be licensed by the London County Council annually (vide
London County Council General Powers Act, 1902, Part IX Section 46).
No application was made for a renewal of the license during 1903 of 45, Lower Kennington Lane.