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 Southwark, Borough of]
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Holland Street Area (5 houses).
Represented to the Housing Committee on Novenber 14th, 1934.
Tupman Place Area (46 houses).
In my Annual Report for 1932 1 stated that an extensive survey of
the houses belonging to the Bridge House Estates (City Corporation) had
been made.
In this connection I now have to report that the City Corpoiation
have agreed to demolish the houses on this Area and develop the site in
due course. The Area is now in process of re-development.
Comus Place Area (42 houses).
Represented to the Housing Committee on November 14th. 1934.
Norfolk Street Area (20 houses).
Represented to the Housing Committee on November 14th. 1934.
HOUSING ACT, 1930, SECTION 19.
The following properties were represented during 1932, and have not
yet been demolished.
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Cavan Terrace (closed).
49, Friar Street (closed).
20, Townley Street (closed).
58, 59, St. Margaret's Court closed ; (undertaking not to be
occupied).
7, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, Barron's Place (closed).
8, 17. Barron's Place (still occupied).
During 1933 39 houses were represented for demolition and 15 were
demolished during that year.
The remainder (24) are set out below
102, 104, Blackfriars Road (demolished 1934).
11, 12, Valentine Row (demolished 1934).
4, Prices Street (demolished 1934).
2, Disney Street (closed).
16, 18, Westminster Bridge Road (demolished 1934).
8, 9, Cavan Terrace (closed).
1, Old Barge House Street (closed).
2, Old Barge House Street (still occupied).
Winchester House (demolished 1934).