[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington Borough] page 56

Islington 1937

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

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During the year 522 families have been accommodated by the London County
Council, 167 inside the Borough and 355 outside the Borough.

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Re-housing consequent upon action under the Housing Acts.—

(b) as a result of parts of buildings closed		7
(c) as a result of demolition orders made		5
(d) as a result of clearance orders confirmed by Minister of Health		70
Total		159
2.—Rehousing in London County Council flats:—
(a) as a result of underground rooms closed		4
(b) as a result of part of building closed		1
(c) as a result of demolition orders made		Nil
(d) as a result of clearance orders confirmed by Minister of Health		4
Total		9
3.—Rehousing in Islington and Finsbury Housing Association flats:—
(a) as a result of underground rooms closed		13
(b) as a result of parts of buildings closed		Nil
(c) as a result of demolition orders made		Nil
(d) as a result of clearance orders confirmed by Minister of Health		27
Total		40

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PARTICULARS OF HOUSES OR FLATS PROVIDED UNDER THE COUNCIL'S HOUSING SCHEMES.

1919 to 1936.			1937.	Total since 1919.
1919 Act	Halton Mansions (Nos. 1-160)	160	—	160
	City Mansions	47	—	47
	Queen's Mansions	45	—	45
	Warltersville Mansions	46	—	46
	Manchester Mansions	31	—.	31
	Addington Mansions	107	-	107
	10 houses comprising	34 dwellings	-	34
		470	—	470
1924 Act	Tyndale Mansions	102	—	102
	Laycock Mansions	132	—	132
	Houses, etc., Highbury Station Road	15	—	15
	Avenell Mansions	40	—	40
	Leyden Mansions	111	—	111
1925 Act	The Highlands, Crouch Hill	71	—	71
1925 Act	Halton Mansions (Nos. 161-168)	8	—	8
1930 Act	Wakelin House	109	—	109
	Blythe Mansions	—	119	119
	Coleman Mansions	—	40	40
	1,058		159	1,217