Caterham Step & Tradition meets on Tuesdays at 7.45pm at the United Reformed Church on Harestone Hill, running for an hour and a half and focusing on one of the Twelve Steps or Traditions each week. It is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, whether they have a desire to stop drinking or are a friend, family member or professional wanting to learn more about AA. The church is wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable choice for people with mobility needs. Being open, it offers a way for newcomers or visitors unfamiliar with the fellowship to see how a Step and Tradition meeting works before deciding whether to return.
Is this meeting open to anyone?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, not only those with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a fee to attend?
No, it is free, and there is no booking system in place.
Is the United Reformed Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 11 July 2026.
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