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Bring & Fix is back! Get your broken items fixed and meet your local community

by Tony July 23, 2019
July 23, 2019

Rushey Green Time Bank, the local charity that encourages people to exchange their time and skills with others to strengthen the local community, is holding another Bring & Fix event on Saturday August 3

The event is all about local people coming together to share their skills and knowledge to help each other fix broken items.

It is a free, public event, run by time bank members who offer their time and skills for the local community. And its fun.

At this event you will find: an IT Surgery for software and installation support for phones or laptops; a sewing surgery to have jeans patched or hems taken up; Wills & Probate advice; a bike surgery to help keep those wheels turning; and and lots more!

The Bring & Fix guidelines allow only two working or non-working items per person; only two items of clothing to be repaired; and only carry-in items.

The Time Bank cannot guarantee items can be repaired.

Joining the time bank is free and open to anyone living or connected to the Lewisham area.

It is a great way to connect with others in the local area, while sharing skills and time in a flexible, task focused way, say Time Bank members. “It is all about neighbourliness”.

One hour of your time given equals one-time credit, which you can then use to request help yourself.

The Bring & Fix event is on Saturday August 3 between 2-5pm at PLACE/Ladywell, 261 Lewisham High Street, SE13 6NJ.

For more information about Rushey Green Time Bank, Bring & Fix and to join visit their website: www.rgtb.org.uk or call 07544996722.

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