The day started at 8:15am when people from Yorkshire Forward, the owners of the building, and their legal representatives from Lambert Smith Hampton turned up with 3 vans full of builders from The Allen Group of Companies and strted rehanging the front door and changing the locks.

Lambert Smith Hampton posted a "No Unauthorised Entry" notice:

 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/sheffield/2006/06/342707.html#c149477

They told people in the building that they had till 5pm to remove anything they wanted to keep. The gig space collective,  http://www.matilda.aktivix.org/collectives/gig-space/ and the cafe collective,  http://www.matilda.aktivix.org/collectives/cafe/ removed some of their things.

The builders were handed Section 6 notices:

 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/sheffield/2006/06/342707.html#c149482

And then the builders and the legal folks left saying they would be back at 5pm...

At meeting of over 20 people that started at around 2:30pm then decided to change the lock on the front door and squat the building. It was also decided that for the next few days general Matilda meetings will be held every day at 6pm. It was also agreed that the fundraiser on Saturday should also go ahread:

 http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/sheffield/2006/06/342748.html

Reporters from the BBC turned up just before 5pm and then shortly after two people from Lambert Smith Hampton turned up, were told that the building was now squatted, and they promptly left...

So, one year on from Matilda serving as the convergence centre and independant media centre for the G8 protest in Sheffield it starts a new stage of it's history as a squatted social centre.