free repair service

for the community, run by volunteers

We meet on the 4th Saturday of each month, 10am to 2pm, with the exception of December.

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What do we repair?

If you can get it to us we will do our best to try and fix it.

Items that we regularly repair

  • Electrical appliances
  • Textiles & clothing
  • Mechanical items
  • Jewellery
  • Furniture
  • Bikes
  • Toys

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  • Microwave ovens or other items that may cause risk if opened. If we believe an item to be of high value, we may recommend a specialist repairer.

2026 Repair Cafe Dates

  • 24th January
  • 28th February
  • 28th March
  • 25th April
  • 23rd May
  • 27th June
  • 25th July
  • 22nd August
  • 26th September
  • 24th October
  • 28th November

TOP TIPS WHEN BRINGING AN ITEM FOR REPAIR

If you have 2 of the item, please bring both

Bring any chargers, cables or batteries with you to the Repair Cafe

Arrive by 1pm to allow the best chance of repair

HOW TO FIND US

We are in the Court House in the centre of Warwick at the junction of Jury Street and Castle Street, home of the Tourist Information Centre.

Look for the Repair Cafe banner on the front of the building.
 
The Court House has no car park, however there is a loading bay in Castle Street that you can use for drop off and pick up.

Can I contact you in advance?

How do I get involved?

There is no need to get in touch in advance of coming to repair cafe, it is part of the enjoyment of the role that the volunteers do not know what is coming!

However if you would like to discuss your item with us, or if you are interested in helping out, you are most welcome to contact Jane or Liz on 01926 492212 or via email at: info@visitwarwick.co.uk, or just pop into the Visitor Information Centre which is open daily.

Can I get regular updates on Warwick Repair Cafe activities?

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a force for sustainability

Part of a global movement, repairing for a more sustainable future

Environmental

Divert waste from landfills, reduce demand for new raw materials, cut CO2 emissions, and promote a circular economy.

Economic

Save money by fixing items instead of replacing them, often at a lower cost (donation-based) than professional services.

Social & Skill-Building

Informal learning, pass on practical repair skills (like sewing, electronics), build confidence, and create community connections.

Wellbeing

Offer a positive, hands-on activity that combats environmental angst and provides a sense of purpose.

USEFUL LINKS

other local initiatives

Repair Cafe Barford – 1st Sunday of each month, 2pm to 5pm, Barford Youth & Community Centre
Repair Cafe Kenilworth – 3rd Saturday of each month, 2-5pm, Abbey Hill URC Church
Repair Cafe Leamington – 1st Saturday of each month, 11am to 2pm, at Sydni Centre
Repair Cafe Stratford – 1st Saturday of each month, 10am to 2pm, at Stratford Methodist Church
 
Leamington Library of Things – 65 Bedford Street