Yateley Repair Café

About

Repair Café Yateley is a community-driven project where skilled volunteers help fix broken items. Whether it is a broken toaster, a beloved teddy bear with a hole, or a leaky bicycle tyre, Yateley Repair Cafe volunteers are here to lend a hand. The following types of items can be brought to the Repair Cafe to see if they can be repaired:
* Kettles, toasters, and coffee makers;
* Small lamps and lighting fixtures
* Radios, clocks, small stereo systems, DVD players, speakers
* Hair dryers, electric shavers, small grooming appliances
* Adjusting tension on sewing machines (portable)/mending textiles/sewing
* Toys and gadgets
* Minor alterations and repairs to clothes
* Bicycles (basic maintenance and adjustments)
* Small mechanical tools (e.g. hand blenders, food processors, pepper grinders)
* Porcelain ornaments, crockery
* Laptops, tablets, and some small computing devices
* Vacuum cleaners (domestic, portable)
* Miscellaneous items: umbrellas, picture frames, minor furniture repairs to small, portable, items.
Repair Café Yateley will be held on alternate months at St Barnabas Church in Darby Green or St Swithun's Centre in Yateley. Check the website for dates and location.

About The Yateley Society

The Yateley Society is an active group of enthusiasts with a good and growing reputation in planning, conservation, biodiversity and local history. They are always seeking new members who want to join in these groups actively. However, they do also welcome membership to all those who cannot participate actively but share the Yateley Society's aims.

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User Cost/Charge Information
No charge, but financial donations are welcome.