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Schools.
No schools in the district are under the control of the Borough
Council, as the County Council is the Education Authority. Close
touch is kept with the school authorities, however, in so far as
infections disease is concerned.
Housing.
Housing Act, 1930. Part 1.
The London County Council made orders for the following
clearance areas during the year. At those inquiries which have
been held before the Inspector of the Ministry of Health, evidence
was given by the Borough Medical Officer in support of that of the
County Medical Officer.
Dwelling-houses Persons displaced
Norfolk Row 11 62
Pearson's Place 21 67
Additional 6 41
Dorset Road—
(1, 2 and 4 Areas) 17 1,153
(3 Area) 193
Additional 65 288
Newburn Street (1) 222 1,118
Additional 58 419
Newburn Street (2) 9 40
Additional 1 8
Colwyn Street (1) 82 421
Additional 28 209
Colwyn Street (2) 2 15
Tinworth Street 53 317
Additional 22 140
Evans Cottages 20 95
810 4,393
Housing Act, 1930. Part 2.
Following is the record of work done during the year, including
that done by the Council's two Housing Inspectors :—
(1) Surveys or inspections made under Part I (Clearance
Areas) of the Housing Act, 1930 Nil
(2) Record forms (Clearance Areas) filed Nil
(3) Notices of intention to survey issued under Section 127 of
the Housing Act, 1925, and served upon occupiers and
owners 244
(4) Surveys or inspections made under the House Inspection
Regulations of the Housing Acts, 1925 and 1930. 145
(5) Provisional or informal schedules prepared under Section 17
of the Housing Act, 1930 145