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Heston and Isleworth 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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Table: Continuation of Table showing progress made during 1938 in dealing with dwelling-housesrepresented as unfit for human habitation.

Continuation of Table showing progress made during 1938 in dealing with dwelling-houses

represented as unfit for human habitation.

Premises.No. of houses represented as unfit.Dates of representations.Dates undertakings to render fit accepted.Dates houses rendered fit in accordance with undertakings.Dates undertakings accepted that houses would not be re-let for human habitationDates Demolition Orders made.Dates Demolition Orders obeyed.Dates Demolition Orders enforced.
7, 9, 11, 13 and 15, Wellington Road North, Hounslow55/7/38......25/10/38.........
1 and 2, Rose Cottages, Worton Road, Isleworth25/7/38......27/9/38.........
12, 14, 16 and 18, Brickfield Yard, Field Lane, Brentford End46/9/38.........25/10/38......
1, Prince Regent Road, Hounslow16/9/38.........25/10/38......
Neno Cottage, Worton Road, Isleworth16/9/38.........25/10/38......
Old " Coach & Horses," Worton Road, Isleworth16/9/38.........25/10/38......
206, Grove Road, Hounslow14/10/38.........28/12/38......
Cottage in the Garden, North Hyde Lane, Heston14/10/38.........28/12/38......
Old Park Cottage, Water-splash Lane, Cranford14/10/38.........28/12/38......
1, 2, 3 and 4, Park Cottages, Watersplash Lane, Cranford44/10/38.........28/12/38......
75 and 77, Bath Road, Hounslow215/11/38..................
10, 12 and 14, Derby Road, Hounslow315/11/38..................
134, North Hyde Lane, Heston115/11/38..................
11, 13, 15 and 17, Tivoli Road, Hounslow415/11/38..................

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In two cases owners appealed against the requirements of notices served under section 9
of the Housing Act, 1936. In one case the appeal was dismissed with costs to the Council and
in the other the appeal was dismissed with the exception of three items in the notice and costs
less one-third awarded to the Council.
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