Whittlesey As Bill Sees It serves the small Fenland town of Whittlesey, east of Peterborough, meeting every Thursday at 7.30pm at Whittlesey Christian Church, 23 Broad Street. The meeting runs for an hour and a half, with sharing prompted by readings from As Bill Sees It, a collection of AA co-founder Bill W's writing. It is a closed meeting, which means it is kept for people who have a desire to stop drinking themselves rather than for observers; anyone in that position is welcome, whether long sober or still drinking. The church is wheelchair accessible. As with all AA meetings, there is no charge, no booking and no referral, just turn up on the night.
What does 'closed meeting' mean here?
It means the meeting is for people who have a desire to stop drinking themselves, rather than family, friends or professionals. The meeting runs every Thursday and newcomers are welcome.
How long is the meeting and what does it cost?
It runs from 7.30pm for an hour and a half and is completely free, with no booking or referral needed.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Whittlesey Christian Church on Broad Street is listed as wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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