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Marylebone 1962

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]

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17
SECTION D.—HOUSING
Permanent Estates.

The Town Clerk has kindly supplied the following information regarding housing accommodation provided by the Council up to 31st December, 1962 :—

Pre-war EstatesNo. of Dwellings
Crawford Place Dwellings52
Fisherton Street130
Post-war Estates
Barrow Hill172
Church Street140
Winchilsea House23
Townshend222
Abbey Road/Boundary Road54
Hamilton Terrace52
Queen's Terrace/Pembroke Terrace38
35/55, Boundary Road48
Wellington Road121
147/149, Gloucester Place10
1/7, Aquila Street6
Abercorn Place34
22-30, Balcombe Street14
17-19, Balcombe Street4
Townshend Road8
147-165, Lisson Grove12
57-73, Boundary Road36
Aquila Street Extension23
Violet Hill House22
40-47, Chapel Street20
Newcourt Street48
Church Street Extension76
9-25, Cochrane Street32
1,397

Further Development Linked with Slum Clearance.
The position at the end of the year was :—
Broadley StreetjPenfold Street (30 flats)
Good progress has been made on this scheme and work has reached the plastering stage.
Ashbridge Street (East) (10 flats)
Demolition has been completed and progress has been made up to ground floor level.
Freshwater PlacejHomer Row (9 maisonettes)
Work has been commenced on the foundations.
Mulready Street (182 dwellings)
Clearance of the site has commenced and sketch plans for the development are under consideration.
Clipstone Street (246 flats)
Sketch proposals for the redevelopment of the area bounded by Carburton Street, Cleveland Street,
Clipstone Street and Great Titchfield Street for housing with a limited amount of commercial use
have been submitted to the Planning Authority.
Housing (Financial Provisions) Acts, 1958 and 1959.
(a) Loans.—The Council made three loans during the year totalling £9,200 to enable applicants to
acquire premises for owner-occupation.
(b) Improvement Grants.—11 Discretionary and 49 Standard Grants totalling £10,554 were approved
during the year to enable private owners to convert and improve existing premises.