119. Slum Dwellers, 1926
Christian Auer
Abstract
Christian Auer
Abstract
Whereas the 1917 Royal Commission had recommended that 20,000 new houses should be built every year for the next fifteen years, in 1927 only 82,000 new homes had been built. The following article gives the opinions of a Glasgow MP and of a Medical Officer for Health: “Churchmen and the slum dwellers”, The Glasgow Herald, 15 December 1926.Churchmen and the slum-dwellersConference in GlasgowThe manner in which churchmen might assist in obtaining improved housing conditions was discussed at a c...
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Whereas the 1917 Royal Commission had recommended that 20,000 new houses should be built every year for the next fifteen years, in 1927 only 82,000 new homes had been built. The following article gives the opinions of a Glasgow MP and of a Medical Officer for Health: “Churchmen and the slum dwellers”, The Glasgow Herald, 15 December 1926.Churchmen and the slum-dwellersConference in GlasgowThe manner in which churchmen might assist in obtaining improved housing conditions was discussed at a c...
Key concepts: Slum, Geography, Sociology, Demography, Population