LUDLOW'S full Repair Cafe team will be back later this month for their next event.
With some of the team from the Ludlow Repair Café featuring at the Green Festival on July 14, including their own version of the ‘Teddy Bear Ladies’, the full team will be back, with their usual enthusiasm and their smiles and their wide range of skills, for the next Repair Café event on July 27.
The Ludlow Repair Café will be opening its doors again at the Elim Church Hall in Lower Galdeford between 9.30 am and midday on July 27.
As usual, this is a drop-off session but the Repair Café organisers are now asking for electrical items to be dropped off between 9.30am and 10.30am to give the repairers more time to tackle them during the morning. They are unable to accept TVs but pretty well anything else, as long as it is easily portable, is welcome – which includes teddy bears, of course!
All items must be collected on the day between 11.30am and 12.15pm and owners are asked to make sure that all items are cleaned beforehand.
There is no charge for any repairs tackled and achieved but donations are always welcomed.
Di Lyle, who started the Ludlow Repair Café and continues to run it, said: “Donations help with the running costs of the café, covering venue hire for the quarterly events, publicity to advertise those events and the at-home service we run in between, insurance to cover the repair team and our customers who use our services, the annual re-calibration of our PAT test machines and stocking and replenishing our communal tool resources.
"They also go towards one social event, a way of saying thank you to the team for the time they have themselves donated!”
The at-home service runs throughout the year so for anyone unable to get to the Elim church on the day, or for items which stop working in between the quarterly events, help is just a phone call or an email away.
For more information or to join the merry band of repairers, contact Di Lyle on 07784 620 624 or email ludlowrepaircafe@gmail.com
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