[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]
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Table: Borough. No. of houses. No. of houses inspected. N o. of notices served. No. of houses repaired or nuisances remedied under P.H. Act. No. of houses repaired under Housing Act, 1925/30. Under-ground rooms. Overcrowding. Houses let in lodgings. No. of houses closed by owner. No. of houses for the working classes. Houses unfit for habitation.
Borough. No. of houses. No. of houses inspected. N o. of notices served. No. of houses repaired or nuisances remedied under P.H. Act. No. of houses repaired under Housing Act, 1925/30. Under-ground rooms. Overcrowding. Houses let in lodgings. No. of houses closed by owner. No. of houses for the working classes. Houses unfit for habitation.
Note.—In many cases, it has been impossible to take effective action in the matter of overcrowding owing to the shortage of homes.
Prosecutions—Houses let in lodgings: Battersea, 8; Bethnal Green, 8; Islington, 2; Kensington, 5: Lambeth 3; Paddington, 2; Poplar, 3; St. Pancras, 2.
Overcrowding—Hammersmith 2; Kensington, 1; Poplar 1; St. Pancras 1; Shoreditch 2.
Housing Acts.—A full account of the action taken under the various Housing Acta will be found in Volume II of the Annual Report of the Council, 1933;