Battersea meets every Thursday at 7.30pm at All Saints Vicarage on Prince of Wales Drive, about thirty metres from the Queenstown Road roundabout, which makes it a fairly easy landmark to navigate towards. This Alcoholics Anonymous meeting lasts an hour and is open to anyone, whether they have a desire to stop drinking, are attending as a family member or friend, or have a professional interest in AA. The venue sits within easy reach of Battersea Park for anyone combining the meeting with a walk beforehand. There is no cost to attend and no need to book in advance; you can simply arrive at the vicarage for the start time. Wheelchair access at All Saints Vicarage has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with the group ahead of your visit if this matters to you.
Who can attend Battersea?
Battersea is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, including people with a desire to stop drinking, family, friends and professionals.
Is there a cost or booking process?
There is no charge and no booking process; simply arrive at All Saints Vicarage for 7.30pm.
Where exactly is the venue and is it accessible?
The vicarage is about thirty metres from the Queenstown Road roundabout. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so check with the group in advance if needed.
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