A History of Council Housing in Wolverhampton
Contents
- Introduction
- The early 1900s and the Garden Suburb
- The 1920s - Homes for Heroes
- The 1930s - The inter war years
- The 1940s - Pre-fabs and early post war reconstruction
- The 1950s - Slum clearance and overspill housing
- The 1960s - Tower blocks
- The 1970s - The move to Social Housing
- Housing in Bilston UDC
- Housing transferred from Coseley UDC
Housing transferred from Coseley UDC
Parts of Coseley between the Birmingham New Road and Sedgeley Beacon were absorbed into Wolverhampton in 1966.
Lanesfield Estate
Ettingshall Park
The Woodcross Estate was built in the 1950s.
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