Building has wheelchair access but the meeting is upstairs and stairs need to be walked
Greenford Step & Discussion meets on Wednesday evenings at 8pm at Greenford Community Centre, 170 Oldfield Lane South, and lasts an hour. The format combines Step study with general discussion, so there is structure without stuffiness. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting: anyone may attend, including partners, family members and friends. One practical point worth knowing before you set out: although the building itself has wheelchair access, the meeting room is upstairs and the stairs have to be walked, so it is not suitable for anyone who cannot manage them. A chit system operates, with attendance slips signed for court, probation or treatment purposes. It is free, and no booking is needed.
Is the meeting wheelchair accessible?
Only partly. The building has wheelchair access, but the meeting itself is held upstairs and the stairs must be walked, so the room is not accessible to wheelchair users.
Can I get proof of attendance for court or probation?
Yes. The group operates a chit system and can sign a slip confirming your attendance for court, probation or a treatment programme.
Who can attend and what does it cost?
It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family and friends. It is free and there is nothing to book.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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