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Tottenham 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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Repeated complaints from The Hale area for instance are
causing the department concern, particularly where the complaints
concern houses in terraces.

Table: PREMISES THE SUBJECT OF DEMOLITION ORDERS - NOT DEMOLISHED AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1952

PREMISES THE SUBJECT OF DEMOLITION ORDERS - NOT DEMOLISHED AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1952

PREMISESDATE OF ORDER
10, The Hale5. 4.50.
12, The Hale25.1.52.
16, The Hale2.3.51.
16a, The Hale7.7.52.
55, The Hale2.4.48.
57, The Hale2.4.48.*
31, Langham Road6.8.52.*
8a, Lawrence Road13.10. 48.
4, Stanley Grove1.6.43.*
5, Union Row11.8.48.
6, Union Row11.8.48.
7, Union Row11.8.48.
8, Union Row11.8.48.
*These premises were still occupied at 31.12.52.

Table: PREMISES DEMOLISHED DURING 1952

PREMISES DEMOLISHED DURING 1952

PREMISESDATE OF ORDERDATE DEMOLISHED
9, Charles Street7.1.5213.8.52
1, Railway Terrace3.2.506.3.52
2, " "3.2.506.3.52.
3, " "32.50.6.3.52.
4, „ „3.2.50.6.3.52.
180, Tewkesbury Road31.7.51.2.52.
22, Whitehall Street31.7. 51.10.4.52.

Table: PREMISES THE SUBJECT OF CLOSING ORDERS MADE DURING 1952

PREMISES THE SUBJECT OF CLOSING ORDERS MADE DURING 1952

PREMISESPART OF PREMISES CONCERNEDDATE OF ORDER
183, Clyde RoadBasement front and rear rooms7.7.52