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Wandsworth 1906

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

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Plural Voting
Sale of Whisky*
Telegraph (Construction)
Vagrant Children*
Vaccination
Vaccination Prosecutions.
41. This Bill proposed to authorise the County Council to laydown
and maintain new tramways in various parts
of Lonaon.
I .on don County
Council (Tramways
and
Improvements).
42. The only new tramway in this Borough was No. 14, to
commence in Queen's Road by a junction with the existing tramway,
passing along a short length of new road, proposed to be constructed
under the provisions of the Bill, between Queen's Road and Heath
Road, thence along Heath Road and Silverthorne Road, and joining
the existing tramway in Wandsworth Road. This proposal was made
in order to avoid the widening of Wandsworth Road, which would be
necessary if the single line there was converted into a double line.
43. The Bill also proposed to authorise the reconstruction of
tramways at Vauxhall, Loughborough, Norwood and Camberwell, and
the following lines (partly within this Borough), viz.Wandsworth
and Vauxhall line—From East Hill to a point in Wandsworth Road,
opposite the Eastern end of Nine Elms Lane; atid the Queen's Road
line—From Lavender Hill to a point in Queen's Road, near the
junction of Robertson Street.
44. Clause 17 would have authorised the County Council to form
the new street above-mentioned, so as to connect Queen's Road with
Heath Road, and to effect the following widenings in this Borough :—
Wandsworth Road—
(a) On the Northern side between Silverthorne Road and a point half
a chain or thereabouts Eastward thereof.
(b) On the North-Western side between Salvin Street and New Road.
(c) On the South-Eastern side—
(i.) Between the Easttrn side of the railway bridge over Wandsworth
Road and a point half a chain or thereabouts North-Eastward thereof.
(ii.) between Albion Road and a point opposite the North-Eastern
side of Pensbury-street.