Oakham As Bill Sees It meets on Saturday evenings at St Josephs RC Church on Station Rd, starting at 7pm and running for around an hour and a quarter. This Alcoholics Anonymous group takes its name from the AA book As Bill Sees It, a collection of short readings often used to prompt discussion. The meeting is open, so anyone with a desire to stop drinking can attend, not only existing AA members. Wheelchair access is confirmed at the venue, making it accessible for those with mobility needs on a Saturday evening. No chit system has been recorded for this group, and there are no notes suggesting any particular access arrangements beyond the confirmed step-free entry.
What is the format of this meeting
It follows the As Bill Sees It book, using short readings as a starting point for discussion.
Is this an open meeting
Yes, anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome, whether or not they are already an AA member.
Is St Josephs RC Church wheelchair accessible
Yes, wheelchair access is confirmed at this venue.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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