Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]
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7, 8, 9 and 10 Church Place, These properties were purchased by the Council in 1963
Ealing, W.5. and the two remaining tenants were rehoused in this
year. Arrangements are being made for the cottages to
be demolished and the site redeveloped.
2-6 Farm Cottages, These premises were purchased by a statutory under-
Hanger Lane, W.5. taker and some assistance towards rehousing was
vided by the Council. All five properties were vacant
at the end of the year and will soon be demolished.
18-26 (even numbers) A Closing Order in respect of the top floor accommo-
Church Road, dation at 24 Church Road was made by the Council in
Hanwell, W.7. October and the tenant rehoused by the Council. An
official representation was submitted to the Council in
October, when these properties were declared to be a
Clearance Area ("The 18-26 (even inclusive) Church
Road, W.7, Clearance Area"). The Council decided to
make a Compulsory Purchase Order if negotiations to
purchase the lands by agreement were unsuccessful.
Individual Unfit Houses or Parts of Houses
22a, 24a, 26a and 30a Closing Orders in respect of the living accommodation
South Ealing Road, W.5. behind and over shops at these premises were made by
the Council. One family was rehoused and arrangements
were being made at the end of the year to offer alternative
accommodation to the remaining three families.
144 Uxbridge Road, A Closing Order in respect of the rooms over a shop
Hanwell, W.7. was made during the year and the tenants rehoused.
24 Church Road, A Closing Order in respect of the top floor rooms at
Hanwell, W.7. this house was made, and the occupants rehoused.
Houses Demolished
Moat Villa, Ealing Road, These premises were demolished in 1964 as a result of
Northolt. Demolition Orders made in previous years.
5 and 7 Church Lane, W.5.
Regulations for Underground Rooms
16 Eaton Rise, An undertaking to make the basement accommodation
Ealing, W.5. fit for human habitation accepted in 1963, was
mined on satisfactory completion of works.
92 Boston Road, W.7. Closing Orders in respect of the basement accommo94
Boston Road, W.7. dation at these addresses were made during the year,
19 South Ealing Road, W.5. and all tenants were rehoused.
44a Windsor Road, W.5.
45 Rosebank Road, W.7.
75 Mattock Lane, W.13.
14 Argyle Road, W.13.
46a Windsor Road, W.5. An undertaking not to relet the basement accommodation
was accepted, but no specification of works had
been agreed by the end of the year. The family in
occupation was rehoused by the Council.
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