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Spike Surplus Scheme : ウィキペディア英語版 | Spike Surplus Scheme The Spike Surplus Scheme was a community-run "do it yourself" project in a squatted building in Peckham, an area of London, England, in the London Borough of Southwark. It provided rehearsal/recording facilities, health/martial arts space and a community garden. Running on a free-where-possible or donations level, the facilities were used by a wide variety of local talent. Other users were community garden permaculture groups, martial arts and various alternative therapy groups. The scheme was established in 1998 on a fly-tipped, vandalised site at 29b Consort Road. The building had in the past been a doss-house or "spike", a "shelter of last resort" serving the unemployed, homeless, and urban poor for over a century.〔 At the time of its reoccupation, the building had been derelict for a decade and its exterior grounds used for fly-tipping. On arrival, the members of the scheme immediately cleared them using a JCB digger.〔 In December 2008, Southwark council obtained a possession order for the property〔 and the site was evicted in early 2009. ==References==
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