Sustainable Wallingford Repair Café is back for Spring 6th April at Centre 70 from 10am to 1pm. There will be experts for repairing clothes & textiles, bikes, tool sharpening and electrical / electronic items. It’s a great opportunity to learn how to repair or maintain your broken items plus helping to reduce Wallingford waste.
Our successful repairs recently included a toaster, tent, sewing machine, jumper and leather bag plus the sharpening of several gardening shears and secateurs. Our volunteer repairers try to fix the broken items that visitors have brought and any repairs are performed free of charge but a voluntary donation will be greatly appreciated. There are hot drinks and homemade cakes available while you wait for your repair to be complete.
Come and see if we can repair your beloved item. Contributions welcome of course!
NB we have finshed swap shops now as SODC recycling has improved and there are other easily available alternatives such as charity shops and trashnothing
Sustainable Wallingford Repair Café is back for Summer on 6th July at Centre 70 from 10am to 1pm. There will be experts for repairing clothes & textiles, bikes, tool sharpening and electrical / electronic items. It’s a great opportunity to learn how to repair or maintain your broken items plus helping to reduce Wallingford waste. Get your garden equipment in tip-top order!
Our successful repairs recently included a toaster, tent, sewing machine, jumper and leather bag plus the sharpening of several gardening shears and secateurs. Our volunteer repairers try to fix the broken items that visitors have brought and any repairs are performed free of charge but a voluntary donation will be greatly appreciated. There are hot drinks and homemade cakes available while you wait for your repair to be complete.
Come and see if we can repair your beloved item. Contributions welcome of course!
Sustainable Wallingford Repair Café is back for Autumn on 5th October at Centre 70 from 10am to 1pm. There will be experts for repairing clothes & textiles, bikes, tool sharpening and electrical / electronic items. It’s a great opportunity to learn how to repair or maintain your broken items plus helping to reduce Wallingford waste.
Our successful repairs recently included a toaster, tent, sewing machine, jumper and leather bag plus the sharpening of several gardening shears and secateurs. Our volunteer repairers try to fix the broken items that visitors have brought and any repairs are performed free of charge but a voluntary donation will be greatly appreciated. There are hot drinks and homemade cakes available while you wait for your repair to be complete.
Come and see if we can repair your beloved item. Contributions welcome of course!