Peterborough Living Sober takes place every Thursday at 7pm at St Paul's Church on The Triangle, Lincoln Road, in the Millfield area of the city, and runs for a generous hour and a half. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, so people who want to stop drinking can bring a partner, relative or friend, and professionals are welcome to attend and learn how AA works. The church is wheelchair accessible. A chit system operates, so if you need attendance confirmed for court, probation or a treatment programme, a slip can be signed on the night. There is nothing to pay and no booking; arriving a few minutes before 7pm is all it takes.
Can I bring someone for moral support?
Yes. This is an open meeting, so family members, friends and professionals are all welcome to attend alongside you.
Does it cost anything?
No. AA meetings are always free, with no booking or referral. The meeting runs Thursdays from 7pm to 8.30pm at St Paul's Church, Lincoln Road.
Is the church accessible, and is there a chit system?
Yes to both. St Paul's is wheelchair accessible, and attendance chits can be signed for court, probation or treatment evidence.
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