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Bromley 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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SECTION D.—HOUSING.
Rehousing.
The problem of housing still remains acute, and at the 31st
December, 1951, there were some 1,892 families on the waiting list of
the Local Authority.

The following statement shows the Council's post-war housing programme as at 1st January, 1952: —

PERMANENT HOUSING:
Completed and Occupied: —Units.
Princes Plain Estate50
Coppice Estate532
London Road Flats54
Bourne Way Flats66
Tylney Road Flats (part)30
Purchased Properties32
Hayes Place Estate (part)8
Under Construction:—
London Road1 Flats (Extension)12
Tylney Road Flats (Contract No. 2.)24
Longfield Site18
Hayes Place Estate (part)148
Scheme prepared—Tenders to be invited in 1952:—
Hayes Place Estate (part)186
Schemes being prepared:—
Blackbrook Lane90
Hayes Place (Old People's dwellings)29
Schemes to be prepared: —
London Road (Park End/Highland Road)50 (Estimated)
Blyth Road76 (Estimated)
Nichol Lane6 (Estimated)
TEMPORARY HOUSING:
Properties.Units.Occupied.
Prefabricated Bungalows325325325
Requisitioned Properties available for occupation375762762
Halfway Houses and Hayes Camp9135135
7091,2221,222

I am indebted to the Property Manager for the following details
which relate to the year 1951 only:—
1. (a) No. of permanent houses occupied' during 1951:—
Re-let 42
New Properties 94
236
(b) No. of families accommodated in permanent houses
during 1951 236
(c) No, of persons accommodated in permanent houses
during 1951 903