Despite its name, Kirkcaldy Keep It Simple in fact meets across the water in Rosyth, gathering every Monday at 7pm in Rosyth Parish Church on Queensferry Road. The meeting lasts an hour and takes the well-known AA approach of keeping recovery straightforward and practical. It is a closed meeting, for those who have a desire to stop drinking rather than open to the general public. Wheelchair access at the church has not been confirmed, so it would be sensible to check ahead if this is important to you. As with all AA meetings, there is no fee and no need to book a place in advance, and newcomers who identify with the fellowship's single requirement are welcome to attend.
Can newcomers or family members attend this meeting?
Attendance is restricted, as this is a closed meeting: it is intended for those who have a desire to stop drinking, rather than being open to family, friends or the wider public.
Do I need to book a place in advance?
The meeting is free and no booking is required. AA meetings are self-supporting through members' own contributions, and newcomers can arrive without any prior arrangement.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access at Rosyth Parish Church, 82a Queensferry Rd has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with the group or AA Scotland directly if this affects you.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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