Milton Keynes North Sixth St meets every Wednesday evening at 7pm at The Quaker Centre on Oakley Gardens in Downhead Park. The hour-long meeting is open, so anyone with an interest in AA can attend, whether they have a desire to stop drinking themselves or are a relative, friend or professional. The Quaker Centre is wheelchair accessible and a chit system is available for those marking sobriety milestones. There is no cost involved and no need to book a place in advance; newcomers can simply arrive a little before seven o'clock and take a seat before the meeting begins.
Is Milton Keynes North Sixth St open to everyone?
Yes, it is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with an interest in AA alongside those with a desire to stop drinking.
Is The Quaker Centre wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue on Oakley Gardens in Downhead Park is wheelchair accessible.
Does the meeting use a chit system?
Yes, a chit system is available for those marking periods of sobriety.
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