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 Brentford and Chiswick]
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High Street, Brentford No, 3 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos 142 147 (consecutive numbers) High Street, Brentford.
The remaining family (2 persons) was rehoused by the Council during the
year and the 6 houses were demolished.
Half Acre No 1 Clearance Order, 1959
Nos. 38 - 48 (consecutive numbers) Half Acre, Brentford.
The three families (5 persons) remaining were rehoused by the Council
during the year.
Spring Grove No 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 1-15 (odd numbers) Spring Grove, Chiswick,
Nos. 14-32 (even numbers) Spring Grove, Chiswick, and
Nos. 98 and 99 Strand on the Green, Chiswick.
Objections were made to the making of the above Order and a Public Enquiry
was held on the 24th January, 19610 The Minister of Housing and Local Government
accepted that all the houses in the Clearance Area were unfit but that the acquisition
by the Council of Nos 1 15 (odd numbers) Spring Grove was not necessary
to secure their clearance, He confirmed the Order subject to the exclusion of
Nos 1 15 (odd numbers) Spring Grove, Nos., 98 and 99 Strand-on-the-Green,
(owned by the Council) and certain lands outside the Clearance Area.
Three families (11 persons) were rehoused by the Council, leaving 19 families
still to be rehoused at the end of the year,.
Nelson Place Clearance Order, 1960
Nos 1 4 (consecutive numbers) Nelson Place, Chiswick.
One family (2persons) was rehoused by the Council and the remaining family
(2 persons) found their own accommodation during the year
British Grove Compulsory Purchase OrderP 1960
Nos 4 and 12 British Grove, Chiswick,
Nos 1 2 and 3 British Grove, Chiswick,,
Nos 5 11 (consecutive numbers) British Grove, Chiswick, and
Nos 13 16 (consecutive numbers) British Grove, Chiswick.
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed this Order without
modification on 18th May, 1961 after a Public Enquiry held on 14th December,
1960
All the 20 families (53 persons) were rehoused by the Council during the
year
Windmill Road Brentford No 1 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 48 78 (even numbers) Windmill Road, Brentford,
Nos. 2 33 (consecutive numbers) Mercury Road, Brentford, and
No. 37 Orchard Road, Brentford
Objections were made to the making of this Order and a Public Enquiry was
held on 7th March 1961 The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed
the Order with modifications on 28th August, 1961
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