Repair cafés are pop up events held on regular dates where the local community can get their broken household items repaired for free by volunteers. The types of things that can be fixed include clothes, household electrics, technology, woodwork, children’s toys & bikes.

Waste Reduction
Repair cafés help household items have a longer life by fixing them rather than throwing them away. This reduces the volume of raw materials and energy needed to make new products. It cuts CO2 emissions by reusing instead of manufacturing new products.

Sharing Skills
By promoting a repair culture and inviting each one of our visitors to sit with a volunteer fixer, repair cafés show appreciation for the people who have practical knowledge and ensure these valuable skills are getting passed on.Community Cohesion
Repair cafés promote social cohesion in the community by connecting local residents from very different backgrounds and with different motives with each other through an inspiring and low-key event.The cafes run in the Llangattock Community Hall (by the Primary school) between 11am & 2pm, on the last Saturday in the month, (excluding January, May, August and December)We will be running eight sessions in 2024, starting on Sat February 24th. Put the dates in your diary! For further information please follow our Facebook page.