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1. www.getreading.co.uk › news › reading-berkshire-newsReading in the 1970s - Berkshire Live

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   Aug 5, 2016 · Aerial views of Reading from October 1976, showing the Metal Box and Reading Bridge in the background7 of 23. You can see The Hexagon and old Civic Centre in the foreground and The Minister of...

   • Author: Hugh Fort

2. www.getreading.co.uk › news › reading-berkshire-newsTake a trip back to Reading in the 1970s - Berkshire Live

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   Aug 7, 2016 · Take a trip back to Reading in the 1970s. Our pictures show old pubs, shops and people enjoying the sun. News. By. Hugh Fort Reporter. Reading in the 1970s. View gallery. Last week, we took a...

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3. www.getreading.co.uk › news › berkshire-history17 brilliant memories of Old Reading - Berkshire Live

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   We’ve already looked at Reading’s rites of passage, things you need to have done to be truly from Reading. Now we look at what the town's older generation fondly remember from the 1950s, 60s...

4. www.alamy.com › stock-photo-england-berkshireEngland Berkshire Reading Caversham Park Village (1970's ...

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   Download this stock image: England Berkshire Reading Caversham Park Village (1970's Housing Estate) - CEDD8H from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

5. media.reading.gov.uk › news › new-online-maps-revealNew online maps reveal history of Reading’s streets

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   Mar 7, 2022 · NEW online maps, dating back to the 1850s, have been published this month that provide a glimpse of Reading’s hidden history. Residents and lovers of history can use the maps to zoom in on...

6. www.insidehousing.co.uk › insight › how-englishHow English housing has changed over the past 50 years

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   Nov 21, 2017 · A summary of how housing in England has changed since the 1960s #ukhousing. DCLG looks back at 50 years of the English Housing survey #ukhousing. How tenure, development, household size and stock condition have changed over the decades #ukhousing.

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   When was the '50 years of the English housing survey' published?

   • The report was originally published in 1968. The Department for Communities and Local Government is reissuing this report alongside the new report ’50 Years of the English Housing Survey’, to mark the 50th anniversary of large-scale housing surveys in England. The survey data can be downloaded from the UK Data Service in a range of formats.

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   What is the English House Condition Survey?

   • The survey has massively expanded in scope since 1967. In 1967, The English House Condition Survey (EHCS), as it was then called, focused primarily on stock rather than households. It consisted of 6,044 physical examinations of buildings, selected randomly within 262 selected council areas. The survey form was just one page long.

   How English housing has changed over the past 50 years

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   How many homes were built in England in 1968?

   • The 50 Years of the English Housing Survey document also uses other Department for Communities and Local Government datasets to chart housebuilding since the end of World War II. Overall development, as is much publicised, has plummeted over the past few decades. There were 352,540 homes completed overall in England in 1968.

   How English housing has changed over the past 50 years

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   What percentage of English people live in social housing?

   • Fifty years ago nearly a third of the English population, 29%, lived in social housing. This has dropped to 17%. Correspondingly the percentage of the population in owner-occupation has leapt 22% over the same period. A fifth of the population (20.1%) is in the private rented sector, a figure almost the same 50 years ago.

   How English housing has changed over the past 50 years

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8. www.gov.uk › government › publications50 years of the English Housing Survey - GOV.UK

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   Nov 14, 2017 · This report summarises the background, methodology and findings of the first national house condition survey, conducted in England and Wales in 1967. The report was originally published in 1968.