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No. 4 Area: 12 and 14 Glyndon Road.
There are 100 dwelling houses in the above-mentioned four
areas. In addition, there are approximately 60 properties on
adjoining land which are not considered representable but which it
is necessary for the Council to acquire in order to obtain a cleared
site of convenient shape and dimensions for the satisfactory
redevelopment of these clearance areas. These added lands include,
in addition to dwellinghouses, a number of retail shops, a warehouse,
coal yard, Doctor's surgery and a public house.
The Council propose to redevelop this area at a density of
about 100 persons per acre. This development will constitute the
first stage of the Glyndon Area Scheme.
Confirmation of these Orders was awaited at the end of the year.
London County Council Clearance Areas.
Morris Walk Area: This area was declared by the London County
Council as a Clearance Area at the beginning of the year, and
comprises the following properties:-
3-73(odd), 10, 16 & 22, 83-lll(odd), 26-32(even), 40-44(even),
56a, 58 and 60 Sand Street; 5-10(cons.) Glenalvon Place;
5, 8 and 10-15(cons.) Glenalvon Street; 13-27(cons.) and
l-12(cons.) Corn Street; 7-17(odd), 12-22(even), 2,3,8, and
10 0ak Street; l-13(cons.) Selina Place; 6 Woodhill;
74 and 76 Woolwich Church Street; 4,5, and 6 Morris Place;
1-21 (cons. ), 30-35(cons.), 22-29(cons.) Morris Walk;
2-30(even), and l-17(odd) Pett Street; 48-62(even) and
7G-92(even) Prospect Yale; 3-H(cons.) Harden Street.
Jubilee Cottages Areas This area comprises 3-31(cons.)
Jubilee Cottages, and 143A and 143B Eltham Higji Street®
The Area was declared on the 5th February, 1957•
Woodrow Area: This area comprises 22-38(cons.) Rideout Street,
33-35(cons.) Ogilby Street; 4-20(even) Godfrey Road; and 26-39
(cons.) Woodrow,
The Area was declared on the 2nd April, 1957.
DEMOLITION OF ARMY BARRACKS.
At the end of the year the first stage of the Government's
Building Scheme for army accommodation in Woolwich was commenced
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