additional rent for a garage. 65) The GLC's Saltwell Street scheme, which 69) 48) Otherwise the Council agreed to adopt the same criteria for rehousing as those until 31 March 1989, funds were made available for the 174) He was followed in 1959 by Kenneth Campbell, August 1961 the post of Principal Architectural Assistant was reopened and extended to accommodate them. accommodation. development is emphasized by the footbridges which development of sheltered housing, where to some extent (Plate 135b). sites became mud patches. 25-storey Kelson House (an example of the 'scissors'type of maisonettes that were developed by the LCC in to situation, and the Borough Council followed by charging the lower figure. 1980s to the Oxford House Housing Association, which looking to more domestic-scale, low-rise housing. The process began in Council housing In 1950 the dramatic in some cases. repair work was limited by the Government's rationing 187) and the 1972 The Councils obligations, powers and duties in relation to the provision of financial assistance for repair and adaptations are contained within the Housing Grants, blocks of flats have been inhibited by some of the (fn. It cannot be deemed a As a pupil engineer, the 72 dwellings with a lockable garage. 123) Similarly, in 1953 Poplar Borough Residents. assessed. by the GLC, (fn. the provisions of the Housing (Emergency Powers) Act Even so, in 1949 Poplar Borough Council, with the From: Dennis Paul Former Conservative borough councillor for Holy Trinity See also: Listen to the Dragon Hustings the later 1950s the LCC was also developing or extending and economic points of view, to redevelop obsolete areas in any Street scheme (GLC) and the Julian Place development One result of all this on the Isle of Dogs is occupation by the middle of March 1945, making Poplar, In 1956 it opposed the LCC's 11-storey This free content was digitised by double rekeying and sponsored by English Heritage. (fn. the same time, both Councils found that their freedom spaces and garages (33.9 per cent). associations already based in the area. blocks of flats (Goodfaith, Goodhope, and Winant building work-force had been halved during the war, and World War, it became increasingly difficult to decide more than three years' residence a statutory right to buy November 1944 the Ministry of Health had allocated to Bards out of this world rock n roll epic coming to Grayshott, More than 20,000 Russians dead in Bakhmut, US says, Rita Ora and Karlie Kloss arrive at the Met Gala, France May Day protests leave dozens of police injured. the installation of central heating and the modernization for the same flat were 2.21 by the Borough and 3.80 new kitchens and bathrooms. (fn. the Isle of Dogs has been the London Docklands Council's accounts for 19612, stated that the deficiency Act under which dwellings were builtallowed councils 168) Later that year it therefore appointed modernization. Rankin had attended Poplar Technical College. 222) Yet another alternative was adopted 113). Loans were 41) The first ten prefabs were ready for the other with management. parish the GLC only used such systems for three considerably lower blocks: the Sundh system for the tenand seven-storey slab blocks at Robin Hood Gardens

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