Milton Free To Talk lives up to its name: an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting where anyone can attend, held every Wednesday at 7pm at Milton Community Centre, off Coles Road in Milton, just north of Cambridge. The meeting lasts an hour, and being open means family members, friends and professionals are welcome alongside anyone concerned about their own drinking. A chit system operates, so if you need attendance evidenced for court, probation or a treatment programme, a slip can be signed. It is free and nothing needs booking. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for the community centre, so check ahead if step-free access is important to you.
Who can come to Milton Free To Talk?
Anyone. It is an open AA meeting, so people worried about their own drinking, family, friends and professionals are all welcome to attend and listen.
Does it cost anything or need booking?
No. Like all AA meetings it is free, and you can simply turn up at Milton Community Centre, off Coles Road, for 7pm on a Wednesday.
Can I get an attendance slip signed?
Yes, the meeting runs a chit system, so attendance can be evidenced for court, probation or treatment purposes.
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