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Brentford and Chiswick 1961

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]

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Two families (7 persons) were rehoused by the Council, leaving 49 families
still to be rehoused
Distillery Road/North Road Holly Cottages Compulsory Purchase Order 1960
Nos 9 14 (consecutive numbers) Distillery Road Brentford and
Nos 6 16 (even numbers) Holly Cottages North Road, Brentford
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed this order with
modification on 23rd January, 1961
Twelve families (27 persons) were rehoused by the Council during the year
leaving 3 families still to be rehoused
Back Lane No 1 Compulsory Purchase Order 1960
Nos 21 27 (odd numbers) Back Lane Brentford
Objection was 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 without
modification on 4th August 1961
Two families (4 persons) were rehoused by the Council leaving 2 families
still to be rehoused
High Street, Brentford No 4 Compulsory Purchase Order 1960
Nos. 300-305 (consecutive numbers) High Street Brentford and
Nos. 298/299 and 306 High Street Brentford
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed this Order without
modification on 4th Mayr 1961.
The 2 families (9 persons) were rehoused by the Council and 3 of the houses
were demolished during the year.
High Street Brentford No 5 Compulsory Purchase Order 1960
Nos. 323 327 (consecutive numbers) High Street Brentford and
Nos.322 and 328 High Street Brentford
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed this Order with
modification on 18th May 1961.
Three families remained to be rehoused at the end of the year
High Street, Brentford No 7 Compulsory Purchase Order, 1960
Nos. 296 and 297 High Street, Brentford, and
No. 295 High Street Brentford.
The Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed this Order without
modification on 25th April 1961
Five families (10 persons) were rehoused by the Council leaving one family
still to be rehoused Two of the houses were demolished during the year
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