London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hammersmith 1933

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

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49
Newly-Erected Houses.—Progress continued to be
made in the Southern Housing Scheme.
This scheme includes the demolition of a large insanitary
area and the erection on the site of a number of
blocks of working-class dwellings.
Fifty-two Certificates were granted during the year under
Section 48 (2) of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891,
with regard to newly erected houses and flats having a
proper and sufficient water supply
Since the War, 3,703 houses and flats have been
erected in the Borough, by the London County Council,
the Hammersmith Borough Council and by private enterprise,
for which Certificates have been granted (details
as under).

Certificates granted with regard to water supply under Section 48 (Sub-sec. 2) of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891.

Year.L.C.C. Estate.H.B.C. Estate.Private Enterprise.
192018818Nil
1921169166Nil
1922384354Nil
1923Nil522
1924Nil4240
1925NilNil50
1926NilNil202
1927284Nil239
1928500Nil187
1929160297
1930Nil5690
1931Nil2136
1982Nil391
1933Nil3220
Totals1,7267931,184

The premises have provided accommodation for
approximately 18,515 persons, but despite this fact overcrowding
is still in evidence.