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Local authorities were also advised to make increasing use of
industrialised methods of building and the Circular drew attention
to the National Building Agency and its services in this respect.
Circular 41/65—House Improvement—Administrative Procedures.—The principal effect of this Circular dated 5th May,
1965, is that in future the Exchequer contribution will be paid in
respect of discretionary and standard improvement grants in which
local authorities are satisfied that the statutory requirements are
fulfilled and that it would be right to pay grant. Hitherto requirements of earlier Circulars included additionally those of a purely
administrative nature to be observed in order to recover Exchequer
contribution.
Housing Act, 1957
Part II.—The following procedures were carried out during
1965 :—
(i) Premises Unfit for Human Habitation—Sections 16
and 17.—The undermentioned premises were considered unfit for
human habitation and not capable at reasonable expense of being
rendered fit and Closing or Demolition Orders were made as
follows: —
(a) Closing Orders
47 Jackson Street, S.E.18.
36 Hillreach, S.E.18.
61 Sandy Hill Road, S.E.18.
2 Calderwood Street, S.E.18.
4 Pellipar Road, S.E.18.
5 Pellipar Road, S.E.18.
11 Reidhaven Road, S.E.18.
14 Richmond Place, S.E.18.
67A Reidhaven Road, S.E.18.
73 Earl Rise, S.E.18.
29 Coupland Terrace, S.E.18.
52 Richmond Place, S.E.18.
49 The Village, S.E.7.
54 Woodrow, S.E.18.
51 Burrage Road, S.E.18.
127 John Wilson Street, S.E.18.
17A Plumstead High Street, S.E.18.
20 Mabyn Road. S.E.18.
(b) Demolition Orders
18 Parry Place, S.E.18.
7 Salutation Alley, S.E.18.
8 Salutation Alley, S.E.18.