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Rag Flock and Other Filling Materials Act, 1951.
This Act came into force on the 1st November, 1951.
Number on Register at end of year: —
Premises where filling materials used 13
Licences granted for storage of rag flock 2
Twelve samples of rag flock and other filling materials were examined
during the year; all proved satisfactory.
HOUSING.
1. Re-development Areas.
Following representations by the Medical Officer of Health, the Council
on the 23rd November, 1952, made Clearance Area Compulsory Purchase
Orders under Part 3 of the Housing Act, 1936, comprising the following
premises :—
(a) Langhedge Lane (No. 1) Clearance Area, 1952
42 to 46 and 52 to 96 (even numbers inclusive) and
9. 11. 15 and 17 Langhedge Lane.
1 to 31 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 26 (even numbers inclusive) Milton Road.
1 to 25 (odd numbers inclusive) and
6 to 26 (even numbers inclusive) Shakespeare Road.
1 to 11 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 8 (even numbers inclusive) Short Street.
(b) Langhedge Lane (No. 2) Clearance Area, 1952
12 to 26 (even numbers inclusive), Langhedge Lane.
(c) Bridport Road,Clearance Area, 1952
1 to 29 (odd numbers inclusive),
37 to 49 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 102 (even numbers inclusive) Bridport Road.
1 to 19 (odd numbers inclusive) and
2 to 18 (even numbers inclusive) Gilpin Crescent.
1, 2 and 3 Linton Broadway.
1 to 8 (consecutive), 13 to 44 (consecutive),
44a and 45 Linton Road.
87 to 97 (odd numbers inclusive) Fore Street.
(d) Northumberland Place Clearance Area, 1952
5 to 9 (consecutive) Northumberland Place.
making a total of 254 houses involving 965 persons.
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