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Harrow 1968

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow]

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(iii) Workrooms:
The benefits to be derived from being engaged in some constructive
work are well illustrated among the elderly people who attend the workrooms
at Palmerston Road, Wealdstone, Coles Crescent, South Harrow
and at the communal centre for the new housing estate at Stonegrove,
Edgware. The fact that they get away from their homes, meet as a group
and at the same time do a useful piece of work with a definite end product
is without doubt of tremendous therapeutic value—in other words they
have the feeling of once again being useful members of the community.
Inspection of Private and Voluntary Residential Accommodation

The following table gives details of the four voluntary and eightprivate homes which are situated within the Borough.

AddressTelephone No.Name of Owner
Private
134 Pinner Hill Road, Pinner866-7957Mrs. Gandy
14 Hindes Road, Harrow427-7659Mrs. Mclnerney
Royston Lodge, Oakleigh Road, HatchEnd428-5550Mrs. Goslett
"Westlands", South Hill Avenue, Harrow422-2987Dr. T. E. T. Weston
"Clavering", Royston Grove, Hatch End428-4223Mr. D. Smith
59 Moss Lane, Pinner866-5804Mr. D. Smith
"Greenways", 633 Uxbridge Road, Pinner866-3563Mr. Ralph De Marco
156/158 Whitchurch Lane952-5777Mrs. M. R. Crick
170 Whitchurch Lane952-3135Mrs. Ross
"Kestrel Grove", Hive Road, Bushey Heath950-4329Mr. Tripp
Voluntary
Valley Field, Mount Park Rd., Harrow422-9172Middlesex Association for the Blind
Pinner House, Church Lane, Pinner866-0122Harrow Homes for the Aged
Priory Close, Common Road, Stanmore950-1812Wembley Eventide Homes Ltd.
"Silverlands", Wellington Road, Hatch End428-7552Alderman Sheldrake, Eventide Homes Ltd.