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Social centres
[edit]| Name | Location | Established | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 in 12 Club | Bradford | 1988 | Ongoing |
| 121 Centre | London | 1989 | Former |
| 491 Gallery | London | 2001 | Former |
| 56a Infoshop[1] | London | 1991 | Ongoing |
| Aardvark Centre[2] | Birmingham | 1990s | Former |
| Aberdeen Social Centre[3] | Aberdeen | 2019 | Ongoing |
| Autonomous Centre of Edinburgh | Edinburgh | 1997 | Ongoing |
| Bank of Ideas | London | 2011 | Former |
| BASE: Base for Anarchy & Solidarity in Easton (formerly Kebele)[1] | Bristol | 1995 (squatted), 2006 (owned) | Ongoing |
| Basement[4] | Manchester | 2005 | Former |
| BIT | London | 1968 | Former |
| Blackcurrent Centre[1] | Northampton | 1989 | Ongoing |
| Bloomsbury Social Centre | London | 2011 | Former |
| George’s X Chalkboard [2] | Glasgow | 1990s | Former |
| Casa | Liverpool | 2000 | Ongoing |
| Centro Iberico | London | 1980s | Former |
| Common House [1] | London | 2013 | Ongoing |
| Cowley Club | Brighton | 2002 | Ongoing |
| DeCentre at Freedom Press[1] | London | 2016 | Ongoing |
| DIY Space For London | London | Collective 2012, opened 2015 | Ongoing |
| Feminist Library | London | 1975 | Ongoing |
| Field[3] | London | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Focus E15 Open House | London | 2014 | Former |
| Focus E15 Sylvia's Corner[3] | London | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Gentileza[3] | Cardiff | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Glasgow Autonomous Space[3] | Glasgow | 2016 | Ongoing |
| Ground[3] | Hull | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Heartcure[3] | Sheffield | 2016 | Ongoing |
| London Action Resource Centre | London | 1999 bought, 2002 opened | Ongoing |
| MayDay Rooms [1][3] | London | 2013 | Ongoing |
| Medina House | Brighton | 2001 | Former |
| Next from Nowhere[1][3] | Liverpool | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Oxford Action Resource Centre[1][3] | Oxford | 2005 | Ongoing |
| Partisan[5] | Manchester | 2017 | Ongoing |
| rampART | London | 2004 | Former |
| Really Free School | London | 2011 | Former |
| Sabotaj[6] | Brighton | 2011 | Former |
| Spike Surplus Scheme | London | 1999 | Former |
| Star and Shadow[1][3] | Newcastle upon Tyne | 2006, new location 2018[7][3] | Ongoing |
| Subrosa[4] | Manchester | 2013 | Former |
| Sumac Centre | Nottingham | Current building since 2001 | Ongoing |
| Wapping Autonomy Centre | London | 1981 | Former |
| Warehouse Café[1][3] | Birmingham | 2010s | Ongoing |
| Wharf Chambers[1][3] | Leeds | 2010 | Ongoing |
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "The social centres roundup". Freedom. London. 2018-09-23. Retrieved 2019-03-24.
- ^ a b Cite error: The named reference
N4Rwas invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n "Social Centres Map". Organise Magazine. Organise!. Retrieved 14 May 2019.
- ^ a b "Manchester has a radical social centre again". Freedom. 30 June 2017. Retrieved 14 May 2019.
- ^ "Welcome to Partisan". Freedom. London. 2018-11-29. Retrieved 2019-03-24.
- ^ "Court evicts Brighton Taj squatters". Argus. Retrieved 24 April 2015.
- ^ https://www.newcastlegateshead.com/things-to-do/star-and-shadow-cinema-p167471