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 Woolwich]
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Both these Areas constitute part of the Council's
Glyndon Redevelopment Area. They are in an area zoned for
residential purposes.
The Council had, following my earlier representation
that the properties were unfit for human habitation, made a
Clearance Order in respect of l-4(cons.) Taylor's Buildings,
Spray Street, S.E.18. Confirmation of-the Order was received
by the Minister of Housing and Local Government on the 27th
April, 1964.
CLEAN AIR
Further progress was made in 1964 towards bringing the
whole of the Borough under Smoke Control by the declaration of
further Smoke Control Areas. At the end of 1964 there were
20 Areas in operation.
The following Areas, details of which have been previously
reported, are now in operation:-
St. Mary's Clothworkers Wood
St. Mary's No. 2 Coldharbour
St. Mary's No. 3 New Eltham
St. Mary's No. 4 Garrison North
Abbey Wood Glyndon
Abbey Wood (Abbey Estate) Glyndon No. 2
Abbey Wood No. 2 Horn Park
Abbey Wood No. 3 Rockmount
Middle Park (North East) Eltham
Middle Park (South West) Well Hall
The total acreage of these Areas is 4,983 acres with over
29j700 dwellings subject to Smoke Control.
With the addition of the Shooters Hill and Glyndon No. 3
Smoke Control Areas declared during the year, of which details
are set out below, over 34,000 dwellings are within Smoke Control
Areas. Details of all the individual areas are set out In
Table No. 10 and the accompanying map.
SHOOTERS HILL
This is a large area of predominantly private property.
It comprises 480 acres, and 4,360 dwellings. Of the total number
138 are Borough Council permanent dwellings and 110 temporary
dwellings, 647 are London County Council permanent dwellings,
34 Crown properties, the remainder being privately owned.
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