Midday meets, as its name promises, at noon on Wednesdays in Greenfaulds Community Hall on Lochinvar Road, Cumbernauld. It's a closed AA meeting, open to people with a desire to stop drinking rather than to visitors or professionals sitting in on the discussion. A lunchtime meeting like this tends to draw people who prefer to keep recovery separate from their evenings, whether because of work, family commitments or simply a preference for getting a meeting done early in the day. Greenfaulds Community Hall is wheelchair accessible, so the venue itself shouldn't present a barrier. Along with several other AA meetings in the same part of Cumbernauld, it forms part of a fairly dense local schedule for anyone building several meetings a week into their routine.
Is Midday open to non-members?
No, it's a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking, not an open forum for family or visitors.
Do I need to book a space or pay to attend?
No booking and no cost. Simply arrive before midday on Wednesday.
Is Greenfaulds Community Hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it's recorded as wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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