Non-traditional residential housing lists

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Dear Crawley Borough Council,

I’m currently in the process of compiling local authority information of addresses where non-traditional methods have been used.

Several mass building projects for local authority houses were constructed using prefabricated or in-situ techniques such as concrete or steel and often had trade names such as Reema, Wates, Cornish etc. These are both pre and post war. Some of these types were subject to further investigation under the Housing Act 1985. These houses may have been transferred into your stock.

If you have any information of such dwellings in your local authority it would be of great use. Some local authorities have lists showing the road, number and type to assist with identification.

Yours faithfully,

Brett Markham

Freedom Of Information, Crawley Borough Council

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the Council does not hold the information or if there is a reason for it
to be withheld.

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Kind regards,         

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Dear Sir,

 

Further to your request for information, please see attachment for the
Council's response.

 

 

Dear Crawley Borough Council,

 

I’m currently in the process of compiling local authority information of
addresses where non-traditional methods have been used.

 

Several mass building projects for local authority houses were constructed
using prefabricated or in-situ techniques such as concrete or steel and
often had trade names such as Reema, Wates, Cornish etc. These are both
pre and post war. Some of these types were subject to further
investigation under the Housing Act 1985. These houses may have been
transferred into your stock.

 

If you have any information of such dwellings in your local authority it
would be of great use. Some local authorities have lists showing the road,
number and type to assist with identification.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Brett Markham

 

 

 

 

Kind regards,

 

Freedom of Information Section

 

EIR request No: 4832

 

 

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