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Kensington 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington Borough]

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The facts elicited may be summarised as follows:—

Name of Street.No. of houses let in furnished Rooms.Number of Occupied Rooms.Number of Inhabitants.Number of Empty Rooms.
Bangor Street3432159264
Crescent Street2316833025
St. Katharine's Road ...2719632439
Kenley Street213223
Sirdar Road2014426831
St. Ann's Road530554
Raymede Street18161
Treverton Street324472
Edenham Street212183
Blechynden Street628721
Bramley Road212202
Lockton Street324605
Manchester Roa'l318392
Princes Road212215
Portland Road158817514
Bolton Road...1615523720
Lonsdale Road322338
Peel Street ...1531
Campdeu Street1863
Totals1691,2882,338233

COMMON LODGING-HOUSES.
The County Council in 1894, took over from the police the supervision of common-lodginghouses,
under the circumstances set out in my annual report for 1893 (p. 207). I am indebted to
the Council's Medical Officer of Health for the subjoined return of the common lodging-houses in
the borough, which are 24 in number, and contain accommodation for 711 persons.
Ward.
Name of Keeper.
Address of Common
Lodging-House.
No. of Lodgers, for which
licensed, in 1907.
Male.
Female.
Total.
Golborne Madden, James 194, Kensal Road 75 ... 75
Norland Rusha, Alfred 18, Bangor Street ... 24 24
„ Do. 20, do. ... 45 45
,, Reynolds, Charles35, do. 26 ... 26
„ Phillips, Edward Sanders 5, do.
„ Do. 7, do.
52 ... 52
Hankins. George 10. Crescent Street ... 25 25
,, Do. 28, do.
,, Do. 80, do.
54 ... 54
Do. 40, do. ... 25 25
„ ; Ruslia, Alfred 25, do.
,, Do. 27, do.
... 57 57
„ Do. 31, do.
,, Do. 33, do.
58 ... 58
„ Simpson, James 87, Mary Place
„ Do. 35, do.
26 ... 26
,, Davis, bagel 66, St. Ann's Road 66 ... 66
„ Rusha, Alfred 34, Sirdar Road
„ Do. 36, do.
... 53 53
,, Do. 38, do.
,, Do. 40, do.
48 ... 48
„ Code, Greorge 12, St. John s Place ... 43 43
Holland Redman, Emma 24, Peel Street
,, Do. 22, do.
84 ... 34
Seventeen of the common lodging-houses, with accommodation for 467 persons, are comprised
in the Notting Dale "special area."
Salvation Army shelters are now annually licensed, but there are none in the borough.