Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finsbury Borough]
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including certain unoccupied premises. Since the war Demolition
or Closing Orders had been made in respect of 188 premises.
The following was the position at the end of 1959:-
No. of closing orders in force on 1st Jan. 1959 | 45 |
No. of representations under consideration on 1st Jan. 1959. | 3 |
No. of representations made during 1959. | 29 |
No. of representations under consideration at 31st Dec. 1959 | 11 |
No. of closing orders made during 1959. | 21 |
No. of demolition orders made during 1959 | - |
No. of premises subject to demolition orders demolished during 1959 | - |
No. of premises subject to closing orders demolished during 1959 | 1 |
No. of closing orders determined during 1959 as a result of reconstruction | - |
No. of closing orders in force on 31st Dec. 1959 | 65 |
Repair of Houses under Section 9 and 10:
No action has been taken since the war under these Sections.
No. of houses considered on inspection to be unfit for human habitation. | 41 |
No. of houses wherein defects were remedied by informal action. | - |
No. of representations made with a view to:- | |
(a) serving notices requiring the execution of work. | - |
(b) making demolition or closing orders | 41 |
No. of notices served requiring the execution of repairs. | - |
No. of houses rendered fit after service of notice. | - |
No. of demolition or closing orders made | 40 |
No. of houses in respect of which undertakings were accepted. | 1 |
No. of houses demolished | 1 |