In just a month, communities all over the globe will be celebrating International Repair Day with their own take on 'repair festivals'. The global map is still filling up with events, but for now, her...

What if repairing a broken product was the easiest option rather than the last resort? In the latest episode of The Reloop Brief, Fiona Dear, UK Co-Director of The Restart Project, discusses the barri...

The Repair & Reuse Declaration calls on UK politicians to make it easier for everyone to repair and reuse the products we rely on every day.

Written by Thomas Opsomer, iFixit’s EU policy spokesperson. Mandatory repair information for smartphones Since June 20th, 2025, smartphones and tablets sold in the EU are subject to repairability requ...

Ugo is joined by Jérôme Denis, co-author of 'The Care of Things: Ethics and Politics of Maintenance' to talk about the complex relationships between maintenance, repair and durability.

Gaining your local MP's support can benefit your community repair group and help push for wider change. Here's how Repair Cafe Gosport did it

With 6 weeks to go, International Repair Day (October 17) feels like it’s right around the corner. So, we thought we’d share some inspiration and ways to get involved.

The EU's R2R Directive was a big win for our campaign. By 31 July 2026, all EU Member States are required to transpose the Directive into national law. But what does the reality look like?

We share findings from our groundbreaking repair voucher trial in London and speak to Karin Huber-Heim about previous schemes that paved the way.

Our award-winning research into community repair and the broader waste sector helps us understand our throwaway economy and how to fix it.

This session is for anyone who is interested in participating in Repair Day, holding an event and spreading the word. Learn more at RepairDay.org

Repair is a key part of the circular economy: it extends the useful life of a product, reduces waste and avoids new purchases. However the cost of repair, compared to buying new, is a major barrier to...

Germany's parliament has passed a landmark Ecodesign Act in a major victory for the non-commercial repair movement but significant regulatory gaps remain.

Independent repair businesses sit at the heart of the repair economy but face a range of challenges. Here's what we learned in North London.