The Ruislip meeting has a distinctive setting, taking place in a wooden hut in a public car park just off Eastcote Road, near St Martins Approach, every Saturday evening at 7pm for about an hour. It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, whether they have a desire to stop drinking or are attending to support a friend, relative or colleague, or simply to see how Alcoholics Anonymous meetings run. The hut is wheelchair accessible, which is worth noting given its unusual layout compared with a typical hall or church room. There is no cost for attending and no need to book ahead, members simply make their way to the hut before 7pm and take a seat.
Who can attend the Ruislip meeting?
It is open, so anyone is welcome, including people without a desire to stop drinking themselves.
Do I need to book or pay?
No, it is free and there is no booking process, simply arrive before 7pm on Saturday.
Is the wooden hut wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the hut in the public car park off Eastcote Road is wheelchair accessible.
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