Holyhead's AA meeting runs on Wednesday evenings at six o'clock, earlier than many meetings, at St Mary's Church on Longford Road, and lasts an hour. The early-evening timing can suit members getting home from work before the meeting starts, rather than waiting until later. It's a closed meeting, held for people with a desire to stop drinking, following the Third Tradition, rather than open to family, friends or professionals. Attendance chits are available for anyone needing a signed slip for court, probation or treatment purposes. Wheelchair access at St Mary's Church has not been confirmed, so it's worth checking ahead if you have mobility needs. There's no cost involved and nothing to book beforehand.
What time does the Holyhead meeting start?
It starts at 6pm on Wednesdays, earlier than many evening meetings, and runs for an hour.
Can I get a signed chit for attending?
Yes, chits are available here for anyone who needs proof of attendance for court, probation or treatment purposes.
Is St Mary's Church wheelchair accessible?
This hasn't been confirmed, so it's worth checking with the church beforehand.
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