Repair Cafe at Forest Recycling Project E17 9AW
Sunday, 25 May 2025
12:00 – 16:00
12:00 – 16:00
Bring your toaster, blender, radio and other small electrical appliances and we will help you fix them. No need to book - just walk in (at least an hour before we finish so that their is time to fix your gadget)
Please bring everything that is needed for your appliance or gadget to work e.g. power cables, goblets, bulbs. If you have a coffee-maker, please descale it three times before you bring it in - the usual cause of problems is limescale and we can't descale them at the repair cafe.
If you are a fixer and would like to come and fix with us at a repair cafe, just let us know by selecting the RSVP button on this page.
Location:
Forest Recycling Project
2C Bakers Avenue
London E17 9AW
Public transport:
Suffragette Line: 12 minute walk from Leyton Midland Road (or get the 69 or 97 bus to Bakers Avenue)
Victoria Line or Weaver Line to Walthamstow Central then 12 minute walk or buses W15, W19, 257, 69, 97, 20, 357, 230
Buses 55 or 56 go to the Bakers Arms and from there it is a 2 minute walk.
Cycle
There is plenty of cycle parking right outside venue.
We are at ForestFixers@gmail.com but please do not contact us unless absolutely necessary. We are all volunteers who love fixing and hate paperwork.
== Hosted by Forest Fixers ==
Welcome to Forest Fixers.
We hold repair cafes, repair clubs and drop-in and fix it sessions.
Forest Fixers' Repair Cafes
Bring your small electrical items (toasters, lamps, radios etc) and we can help you fix them. No need to book, just turn up (at least an hour before we finish so that their is time to fix your gadget)
If you are a fixer and would like to come and fix with us at a repair cafe, just let us know by selecting the RSVP button on the event page.
Forest Fixers' repair clubs
These are skill-sharing (and sometimes training) sessions for people who want to help out at our repair cafes and would like to upgrade their skills. Everyone from beginners to experts welcome! You can bring your own tools or use ours. Repair clubs take place on Mondays from 6:30pm - 9pm (except the first Monday of the month). You are welcome to come to just part of the session. Please book by selecting the RSVP button for the sessions you would like to come to.
Drop in and Fix It
Do you have something at home that needs fixing but you don't have the tools? Or do you just like fixing stuff in the company of like-minded people?
Come and join us at our regular sessions on Sundays and Mondays during the daytime. Let us know if you don't have anything to fix and we will ensure that we bring something for you.
Please note that this session is for people who want to fix. If you want something fixed, please come to a repair cafe.
Location:
Our main base is at:
Forest Recycling Project
2C Bakers Avenue
London E17 9AW
Public transport:
Suffragette Line: 12 minute walk from Leyton Midland Road (or get the 69 or 97 bus to Bakers Avenue)
Victoria Line or Weaver Line to Walthamstow Central then 12 minute walk or buses W15, W19, 257, 69, 97, 20, 357, 230
Buses 55 or 56 go to the Bakers Arms and from there it is a 2 minute walk.
Cycle
There is plenty of cycle parking right outside venue.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/752454533264283
Learn more about Repair Cafés and how to start one at: https://therestartproject.org/
Please bring everything that is needed for your appliance or gadget to work e.g. power cables, goblets, bulbs. If you have a coffee-maker, please descale it three times before you bring it in - the usual cause of problems is limescale and we can't descale them at the repair cafe.
If you are a fixer and would like to come and fix with us at a repair cafe, just let us know by selecting the RSVP button on this page.
Location:
Forest Recycling Project
2C Bakers Avenue
London E17 9AW
Public transport:
Suffragette Line: 12 minute walk from Leyton Midland Road (or get the 69 or 97 bus to Bakers Avenue)
Victoria Line or Weaver Line to Walthamstow Central then 12 minute walk or buses W15, W19, 257, 69, 97, 20, 357, 230
Buses 55 or 56 go to the Bakers Arms and from there it is a 2 minute walk.
Cycle
There is plenty of cycle parking right outside venue.
We are at ForestFixers@gmail.com but please do not contact us unless absolutely necessary. We are all volunteers who love fixing and hate paperwork.
== Hosted by Forest Fixers ==
Welcome to Forest Fixers.
We hold repair cafes, repair clubs and drop-in and fix it sessions.
Forest Fixers' Repair Cafes
Bring your small electrical items (toasters, lamps, radios etc) and we can help you fix them. No need to book, just turn up (at least an hour before we finish so that their is time to fix your gadget)
If you are a fixer and would like to come and fix with us at a repair cafe, just let us know by selecting the RSVP button on the event page.
Forest Fixers' repair clubs
These are skill-sharing (and sometimes training) sessions for people who want to help out at our repair cafes and would like to upgrade their skills. Everyone from beginners to experts welcome! You can bring your own tools or use ours. Repair clubs take place on Mondays from 6:30pm - 9pm (except the first Monday of the month). You are welcome to come to just part of the session. Please book by selecting the RSVP button for the sessions you would like to come to.
Drop in and Fix It
Do you have something at home that needs fixing but you don't have the tools? Or do you just like fixing stuff in the company of like-minded people?
Come and join us at our regular sessions on Sundays and Mondays during the daytime. Let us know if you don't have anything to fix and we will ensure that we bring something for you.
Please note that this session is for people who want to fix. If you want something fixed, please come to a repair cafe.
Location:
Our main base is at:
Forest Recycling Project
2C Bakers Avenue
London E17 9AW
Public transport:
Suffragette Line: 12 minute walk from Leyton Midland Road (or get the 69 or 97 bus to Bakers Avenue)
Victoria Line or Weaver Line to Walthamstow Central then 12 minute walk or buses W15, W19, 257, 69, 97, 20, 357, 230
Buses 55 or 56 go to the Bakers Arms and from there it is a 2 minute walk.
Cycle
There is plenty of cycle parking right outside venue.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/752454533264283
Learn more about Repair Cafés and how to start one at: https://therestartproject.org/