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Walthamstow 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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The Ministry of Health held an inquiry in the matter on 2nd April, 1935, the particulars being as follows:—

Walthamstow (Marlowe Road) Clearance Order, 1934. Nos. 72 to 78, Marlowe Road4 houses
Walthamstow (Brunner Road) Clearance Order, 1934. Nos. 84 to 88, Brunner Road, and
Nos. 1 to 5, Lillyfield Cottages8 „
Walthamstow (Back Road) Clearance Order, 1934. Nos. 17 to 20, Back Road4 „
Walthamstow (College Place) Clearance Order, 1934. Nos. 2 to 34, College Place17 „
Walthamstow (Wood Street) Clearance Order, 1934. Nos. 202 to 216, Wood Street8 „
Walthamstow Compulsory Purchase (College Place) Order, 1934. Nos. 16 to 23, College Place7 „
Walthamstow Compulsory Purchase (Church Lane) Order, 1934. Nos. 5 to 13, Church Lane5 „
Walthamstow Compulsory Purchase (Mitchells Cottages) Order, 1934. Nos. 4 to 6, Mitchells Cottages3 „
Walthamstow Compulsory Purchase (Higham Street) Order, 1934. Nos. 38, to 40a, and 42 to 48, Higham Street6 „
Walthamstow Compulsory Purchase (Chingford Lane) Order, 1934. Nos. 1 to 4, Mill Lane, and 40 to 42, Chingford Lane6 „
Total68 houses

Six of the houses were practically derelict at the date of the
inquiry.
In addition, the representation of certain other properties was
approved in individual unfit houses. These totalled twelve.
The properties were as follows:—
28, Shernhall Street.
52, St. Andrew's Road.
817, Forest Road.
47a, Worcester Road.
88-96, Wood Street (even Nos.).
192-194, Wood Street (even Nos.)
9, Hilton Grove, Wood Street.
Steven's Cottage, Wood Street.
Of these, the first three mentioned properties were demolished
by the owners. Only nine now remain to be dealt with.