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Southwark 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Gray Street. (14 Houses.)
Represented 3rd July, 1935.
Friar Street. (3 Houses.)
Represented 3rd July, 1935.
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).
8, 17, Baron's Place (to be included in Clearance Area).
The following properties were represented during 1933, and have not
yet been demolished:—
8, 9, Cavan Terrace (closed).
33, Beddome Street (closed).
24, Zoar Street (closed; to be included in L.C.C. Zoar Street
Area).
During 1934, 22 houses were represented for demolition and 16 have
been demolished.
The remainder are set out below:—
57, Kingston Street (closed).
12, Lawson Street (undertaking not to be occupied).
29, Deverell Street (undertaking to be made fit).
52, Holland Street (undertaking not to be occupied).
54, Holland Street (undertaking not to be occupied).
62, Brandon Street (made fit).
HOUSING ACT, 1930, SECTION 19.
The following properties were represented for demolition during the
year under consideration:—
50, South Street (premises made fit).
14 and 16, Upper Bland Street (demolished).
32, Collingwood Street (premises empty).
49, Zoar Street (undertaking not to be used for human habitation),
la, Mansfield Street (undertaking not to be used for human
habitation).
277, Union Street (undertaking not to be used for human
habitation).
203, Great Dover Street (undertaking not to be used for human
habitation).
43, Great Bland Street (undertaking not to be used for human
habitation).