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Poplar 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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HUUSING ACTS. 1957 & 1961

AddressNature of ComplaintResult
40 Bow RoadDid knowingly fail to comply with the requirements of a Direction in permitting other persons to take up residence in the premisesFine €5.0.0 Costs €3.9*0
37 Mostyn StreetUnlawfully default in complying with the requirements of a Notice dated 24*4.64Fine £10.0.0 Costs £3.9*0
119 Morville StreetDid unlawfully obstruct informant from entering said premises for the purpose of survey and examination on 13.8.64, having been served with a Notice dated 11.8.64Fine £10.0.0 Costs £3.7.0
31 Gawthorne "treetDid knowingly fail to comply with the requirements of a Notice dated 11.9*64Fine £5«0.0 Costs £3.13.0

DRA INAGE
During the year $6 plans of drainage works to new and existing
buildings were submitted and approved.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL AND SEWERAGE
The disposal of sewage in London is the responsibility of the
London County Council, and the position as far as Poplar is concerned
is generally satisfactory.
OFFENSIVE TRADES
One Dresser of Furskins is established in the Borough.
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