Share: Flitwick and Ampthill

Your local Library of Things

What is a Library of Things??

Borrowing cycle

A library of things is just like a normal library but for ‘things’ – all sorts of things – rather than books.

Rather than buying new when you need something for a task, why not borrow it? Our library of things aims to stock a large range of handy items such as pressure washers, hedge cutters, sewing machines, camping equipment, gazebos, carpet cleaners, juicers…the list goes on. Borrowing rather than buying saves money, saves space and helps to save the planet.

Did you know that, on average, a power drill is used for a total of just 13 to 15 minutes throughout its lifetime? Let’s get these items working harder by borrowing rather than buying!

Find us at the back of the The Rufus Centre every Saturday morning from 10am to midday!

...and a Repair Café?

A small radio that has been fixed

SHARE: Flitwick and Ampthill is excited to be able to bring an occasional Repair Café to the area! A Repair Café is where members of the community bring along their broken household items and a talented volunteer repairer will take a look at them to see if they can be fixed. This helps to keep items out of landfill and saves people having to buy new items when their old one can be repaired. Find out more on our Repair Cafe page

Do sign up for our (roughly monthly) newsletter at the bottom of the page so that we can keep you up-to-date with details of our next Repair Cafes, other events and news.

About Us

SHARE: Flitwick and Ampthill (Registered Charity: RCN 1198511) has been set up to help the community and the environment through the share, repair and re-use of products.

Sharing items – rather than us each having our own – means less of the planet’s resources are used and helps us to save money and space in our homes whilst saving the planet.

Join SHARE: Flitwick and Ampthill to be able to borrow any of our useful items for a small fee and help to support your local Library of Things.

Kindly supported by Flitwick Town Council, Ampthill Town Council, Inspiring Volunteering, Ward Councillor grants and the Co-op 

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