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London County Council 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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TABLE III. Number of permanently Free Beds in premises licensed as Common Lodging Houses on the night of the 18th February, 1910. In other licensed Common Lodging Houses, some 400 or 500 beds occupied on that night were paid for by charitable institutions, chiefly by the Church Army.

Premises.Free beds.For labour.
Men.Women.Children.Men.
Bermondsey. Salvation Army, Spa-road———414
Bethnal Green. Holy Trinity Church, Old Nichol-strect(Closed)———
Church Army Labour, Warner-place———69
Finsbury. Church Army Home, Banner-street———121
Kensington. Barnardo's Home, St. John's-place—23——
St. Pancras. Salvation Army Home, Argyle-square———96
Stepney.
Medland Hall318———
28, Betts-street————
Barnardo's Home, Commercial-street—148—
Salvation Army, Quaker-street———197
Westminster. Ham Yard Hospice, Great Windmill-street20———
338378897
Unoccupied on night of census2585—51

TABLE IV.

Number of persons in Shelters, etc., not licensed as Common Lodging Houses.

Sanitary district.Free beds.For labour.
Men.Women.Children.Men.
Bermondsey.
(1)—4——
Holborn.
(1)3324——
(2)—19——
Southwark.
(1)———86
Stepney.
(1)21———
(2)13910911—
1931561186
There were on the same night in Church Army Labour Homes and the Homes for Women422 men and 194 women.