Newbury and Thatcham Repair Cafe - Sunday 27th September
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Our skilled volunteers do their best to repair your items. This helps to reduce waste and save you money!
As usual, we will be offering repairs of:
~Electrical and electronic items
~Clothing and textiles
~Ceramics and costume jewellery
~Small items of furniture and wooden objects
~Mechanical clocks *by appointment only* (email us to request)
~Other general household and garden items
Also available:
~Secateur, knife, and scissor sharpening (a limit of 3 items, please)
~IT and mobile phone advice/troubleshooting
You may have to wait for a repairer to become available. Enjoy a cuppa, a biscuit and a chat in the meantime.
Repairs are free, but donations are welcome to help fund our future events.
*Last check-in: 4 p.m.*
Fine print:
For all electricals and electronics: Please ensure that you bring any batteries, chargers, ancillary leads, power supplies, speakers, etc. to enable us to fully test the faulty item. If you are bringing a media player of some type, please bring a cassette/CD/record so that we can test it's working. For safety reasons, all mains-powered items must be PAT tested before any repair can take place, and again afterwards, even if the item has not been fixed.
If you have clothing that needs new buttons, zips, or fastenings, please bring those with you for our repairers to use. As we have limited time available, we will not be able to replace any long zips, e.g. for coats, jackets, or anoraks.
You will initially be able to check in one item only. It should be clean and small/light enough for one person to carry. Sorry, we cannot repair microwaves, petrol-driven items, or gas appliances for safety reasons. Even if something can’t be repaired on the spot, we may be able to advise on parts to buy, or how to repair at home. Depending on demand, you may be able to rejoin the queue with a second item if time allows.
Note: no dogs (other than assistance dogs) will be allowed into the hall.
If you’re wondering if your item can be repaired, please email us at [email protected] with the make and model if applicable, and what needs repairing. Photos can sometimes help.
Have a look at the photo albums from our previous events to see the wide variety of items we have repaired so far. In the time that we've been operating, we have assessed nearly 2000 items and saved more than 1650 of them from going to landfill. That's about 3800 kg rescued from waste processing!
Looking forward to seeing you at Newbury Methodist Church Hall (RG14 1AN) on Sunday 27th September 2–4:30 p.m. (last check-in at 4 p.m.) Note that the event is in the Hall and not the main building.
As usual, we will be offering repairs of:
~Electrical and electronic items
~Clothing and textiles
~Ceramics and costume jewellery
~Small items of furniture and wooden objects
~Mechanical clocks *by appointment only* (email us to request)
~Other general household and garden items
Also available:
~Secateur, knife, and scissor sharpening (a limit of 3 items, please)
~IT and mobile phone advice/troubleshooting
You may have to wait for a repairer to become available. Enjoy a cuppa, a biscuit and a chat in the meantime.
Repairs are free, but donations are welcome to help fund our future events.
*Last check-in: 4 p.m.*
Fine print:
For all electricals and electronics: Please ensure that you bring any batteries, chargers, ancillary leads, power supplies, speakers, etc. to enable us to fully test the faulty item. If you are bringing a media player of some type, please bring a cassette/CD/record so that we can test it's working. For safety reasons, all mains-powered items must be PAT tested before any repair can take place, and again afterwards, even if the item has not been fixed.
If you have clothing that needs new buttons, zips, or fastenings, please bring those with you for our repairers to use. As we have limited time available, we will not be able to replace any long zips, e.g. for coats, jackets, or anoraks.
You will initially be able to check in one item only. It should be clean and small/light enough for one person to carry. Sorry, we cannot repair microwaves, petrol-driven items, or gas appliances for safety reasons. Even if something can’t be repaired on the spot, we may be able to advise on parts to buy, or how to repair at home. Depending on demand, you may be able to rejoin the queue with a second item if time allows.
Note: no dogs (other than assistance dogs) will be allowed into the hall.
If you’re wondering if your item can be repaired, please email us at [email protected] with the make and model if applicable, and what needs repairing. Photos can sometimes help.
Have a look at the photo albums from our previous events to see the wide variety of items we have repaired so far. In the time that we've been operating, we have assessed nearly 2000 items and saved more than 1650 of them from going to landfill. That's about 3800 kg rescued from waste processing!
Looking forward to seeing you at Newbury Methodist Church Hall (RG14 1AN) on Sunday 27th September 2–4:30 p.m. (last check-in at 4 p.m.) Note that the event is in the Hall and not the main building.
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