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Ealing 1967

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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2-6 (consecutive) Farm Cottages,
Hanger Lane, W.5.
Premises demolished following
agreement to vacate in 1964.
(b) Individual Unfit Houses and Parts of Houses
92 & 94 Boston Road, W.7. )
3 & 5 Norwood Road, Southall. )
Occupants rehoused and premises
demolished following Demolition
Orders made in 1966.
1, 4/5, 6 & 7 Hoopers Mews, W.3.
Closing Orders made and tenants
rehoused.
17 Haven Lane, W.5.
Closing Order made and premises
vacated.
22-30 (evens) South Ealing Road, W.5.
Demolished following Closing
Orders made in 1965.
(c) Underground Rooms
The following action was taken during the year:-
120 Boston Road, W.7. (Basement)
Closing Order made and tenant
rehoused.
85 Church Road, W.3. (Part of basement)
Closing Order made and tenant
rehoused.
44a Windsor Road, W.5. (Basement)
Closing Order made in 1964
determined on completion of works.
Houses in Multiple Occupation
The powers available to the Council for use in connection with houses in
multiple occupation are as follows:-
(1) Housing Act, 1957, Section 90, Abatement of Overcrowding
This Section empowers the Council to deal with overcrowding in houses in
multiple occupation. The standard adopted in Ealing is that laid down in Section 77
and in the sixth Schedule of the Act, which is related to the number of available
living rooms and bedrooms, and their respective floor areas. The number of persons
95