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Bring along your broken electrical items such as kitchen appliances, printers, laptops etc.
Book your item in by emailing cambridgerepaircafe@gmail.com
Please tell us what the item is and the problem with it. You can just turn up on the day too. The repairers are experienced and can fix most things but there are no guarantees.
About Circular Cambridge and Repair Cafés
Circular Cambridge brings the circular economy alive for the residents of Cambridgeshire. It celebrates progressive ways to design, manufacture, access, repair and reuse the things that we want and need in our lives.
One of the most popular elements of Circular Cambridge has been Repair Cafes. These community events match people who need stuff fixed with people who like fixing things. Items seen include printers, blunt knives, food mixers, torn jeans, faulty toys, broken tool handles, jewellery, books etc.
The Repair Café movement started in Amsterdam but is now global and Cambridgeshire is blessed with a huge number of Cafés, with more starting up all the time. Local villages, towns and community groups are being supported to start their own Repair Cafés with the help of the Cambridgeshire Repair Café Network (CRCN). CRCN is a partnership between Cambridge Carbon Footprint, Transition Cambridge, South Cambridgeshire District Council and trailblazers Chris Moller of Cottenham Repair Café and Chris Lee of Royston Repair Café. Cambridgeshire Repair Cafés are supported by Mackays and Draper Tools.
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