Whaley Bridge's Alcoholics Anonymous meeting gathers on Saturday nights at 8pm at Holy Trinity Church on Buxton Road, serving this corner of the High Peak between Buxton and Stockport. Saturday evening is a testing time for many people trying not to drink, and a solid hour-and-a-half meeting at the heart of the weekend can make a real difference. It is an open meeting, so anyone may attend: people with a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals alike. The church is wheelchair accessible. There is no charge, no register and no booking; you simply arrive, and if it is your first time you are welcome to sit quietly and listen.
Can I come along even if I'm not an alcoholic?
Yes. This is an open AA meeting, so family, friends and anyone interested in AA are welcome alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
Does the meeting cost anything or need booking?
No. AA meetings are free and unbooked; just arrive at Holy Trinity Church, Buxton Road, before 8pm on Saturday.
Is the church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Holy Trinity Church in Whaley Bridge is wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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