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 Greenwich Borough]
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91 King George Street, S.E.10—Basement front and back
rooms.
63 Woodhill, S.E.I8—Basement front and back rooms.
(iii) Determination of Closing Orders—Section 27—Closing
Orders on premises and parts of premises as follow were
determined :—
136 Royal Hill, S.E.10
16 Helen Street, S.E.18
28 Gunning Street, S.E.18
10 King George Street, S.E.10 (Closing Order made on basement
back room)
63 Woodhill, S.E.18 (Closing Order made on basement front
and back rooms)
22 Ransom Road, S.E.7
133 Tewson Road, S.E.18
135 Tewson Road, S.E.18
70 Avery Hill Road, S.E.9
36 Guildford Grove, S.E.10
98 Barth Road, S.E.18
91 King George Street, S.E.10 (Closing Order made on basement
back and front rooms)
(iv) Revocation of Demolition Order—Section 24.—a
Demolition Order in respect of the undermentioned premises was
revoked :—
11a Morden Road Mews, S.E.3
Part III—Clearance Areas
No Clearance Areas were reported during the current year.
House Purchase and Housing Acts, 1958/59 and Housing Act, 1969.
Improvement Grants
Prior to the enactment of the Housing Act, 1969, authority to
pay grants towards the costs of improvements on dwellings was
in accordance with Section 30 of the Housing (Financial Provisions)
Act, 1958, for Discretionary Grants and with Section 4 of
the House Purchase and Housing Act, 1959, for Standard Grants.
Applications for grants submitted to the Borough Treasurer are
referred to this Directorate for confirmation that the proposed
works satisfy the requirements specified by the appropriate Acts.
In this connection the Housing Inspectors carried out 276 and
22 inspections for discretionary and standard grant applications