Cyfarfod Cymraeg Sir Gaerfyrddin, a Welsh-speaking meeting for Carmarthenshire, is held on Saturday mornings at eleven o'clock in St Anne's Church Hall on Bryngwili Road, Cross Hands, and runs for an hour. As the title makes clear, the meeting is conducted in Welsh, giving members across the county a chance to share in their first language. It's a closed AA meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to family, friends or professionals, following the Third Tradition. St Anne's Church Hall has wheelchair access. There's no cost to attend and nothing to book in advance: people generally arrive shortly before eleven and take a seat ready for the meeting to begin.
Is this meeting held in Welsh?
Yes, as the name indicates, Cyfarfod Cymraeg Sir Gaerfyrddin is conducted in Welsh for members across Carmarthenshire.
Is the meeting open to anyone?
No, it's closed, meaning it's for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than supporters or professionals.
Is St Anne's Church Hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it has wheelchair access.
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