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Hammersmith 1905

Sixth annual report year ended 31st March 1906

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SEWER—WINGATE ROAD.
The sewer at the south end of this road being in a
defective condition, was relaid. The new sewer has
been connected to the one in Dalling Road, a better fall
being thus obtained. The old sewer discharged into the
Paddenswick Road sewer.
STORM RELIEF SEWER.
The construction of the low level storm relief sewer
from Hammersmith to Bow has been commenced by the
London County Council's Works Department at several
points along its route through the Borough. For the
greater part of its length in this district, the sewer is
6 feet in diameter, but for a short length it is 5 feet. The
scheme includes a new sewer, 4 feet in diameter, along
Devonport Road, connecting the Acton branch sewer
in Uxbridge Road to the new relief sewer in Goldhawk
Road.
The sewer is being constructed in open cutting.
The invert is of blue brick, the remainder being of 9-in.
gault wire-cut bricks surrounded with 6-in. Portland
cement concrete of square section.
The commencement of the sewer is in Stamford
Brook Road, near St. Mary's Church, and the route
followed is along Goldhawk Road to The Grove, along
this latter thoroughfare to Richford Street, along Richford
Street under the London and South Western Railway,
and also the Hammersmith and City Railway, then along
Batoum Gardens to Shepherd's Bush Road, through
Shepherd's Bush Road to the north side of Brook Green,
along Brook Green to Hammersmith Road, Hammersmith
Road and under the West London Railway at
Addison Bridge, Russell Gardens to Warwick Road.
At a number of points the existing local sewers may
be connected to the new one by penstock chambers