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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhy did London County Council housing go to therapy? It had a lot of "developmental" issues.

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This is a list of major London County Council housing developments in the period 1889–1965:

EstateLocationTypeDates of construction
AltonRoehampton, Wandsworthsuburban
AveleySouth Ockendonout-county
BecontreeBarking/Dagenham/Ilfordout-county
Bellingham EstateCatfordsuburban
BorehamwoodBorehamwoodout-county
BoundaryShoreditchinner-city
Castelnau EstateBarnesout-county
DebdenLoughtonout-county
Dover House EstateRoehamptonsuburban1920–1927
DownhamLewisham/Bromleysuburban
MottinghamLewisham/Bromley/Greenwichout-county
Cuckoo EstateHanwellout-county
Harold HillRomfordout-county
HainaultChigwell/Ilford/Dagenhamout-county
Kingswood EstateSouthwarksuburban1950s
LansburyPoplarinner-city
MillbankWestminsterinner-city
MersthamSurreyout-county
NorburyNorburyout-county1906–10
Old OakHammersmithsuburban
OxheySouth Oxheyout-county
St HelierMordenout-county
Totterdown FieldsTootingsuburban1903–11
St Paul's CrayOrpingtonout-county
Watling EstateBurnt Oakout-county1926–30
Whitefoot LaneCatfordsuburban
White Hart Lane EstateTottenhamsuburban
WormholtHammersmithsuburban

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After the LCC transitioned into the GLC in 1965, some of the architectural staff stayed with the GLC, whilst others moved to elsewhere, e.g. central government, new town corporations or individual London boroughs.

EstateLocationTypeDates of construction
Central Hill EstateLambethout-county
Cressingham Gardens EstateLambethout-county

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