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Woolwich 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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Clearance Areas.—During the year much progress has been made in the
Council's programme. The steps taken and the situation at the end of the year
in each area represented are set out in the following pages :—
(1) Shepherds Farm Hutments.—The Clearance Order in this case was confirmed
by the Minister, without modification, under date 24th April, 1934, and
re-housing was provided partly on the site of the hutments and partly on an
adjoining portion of the Page Estate.

Table: TABLE No. 24— continued.

TABLE No. 24— continued.

Premises.Action Taken.Date.
Footscray Road, 153Notice under Section 175th March.
Ann Street, 8do.2nd April.
Salutation Alley, 4do.3rd April.
do., 5do.do.
Cottage rear of 19, Nightingale Vale.Demolition Order1st May.
St. Mary Street, 24Notice under Section 1718th May.
The Avenue, 1Demolition Order29th May.
Avenue Cottage, Shooters Hill.do.do.
Saunders Road, 29Closing Order24th July.
Whitworth Road, 54Undertaking that house will not be used for human habitation accepted.do.
do., 54ado., do.do.
do., 56ado., do.do.
The Grove, 15Notice under Section 171st August.
Jackson Street, 32do.do.
Prospect Row, 24Undertaking that house will not be used for human habitation accepted.2nd October.
The Cottage, Mortgrammit Square.Representation9th October.
Armstrong Place, 12do.6th November.
do., 13do.do.
Elm Terrace, 12Undertaking that house will not be used for human habitation accepted.4th December.
Woolwich High Street, 130Demolition Orderdo.
Ordnance Road, 57Notice under Section 179th December.
do., 58do.do.