St Margaret's Church Hall at 250 Burnage Lane hosts the Burnage Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm, running for an hour and a half. Burnage sits in south Manchester, and this closed meeting serves anyone in the area who has a desire to stop drinking, whether they are days, months or years into that decision. Closed simply describes who the meeting is for; nobody checks credentials at the door, and newcomers are welcome to sit quietly and take it all in. The church hall is wheelchair accessible. As at every AA meeting there is no charge, no booking and no paperwork, and first names are all anyone ever uses.
What should I expect at my first meeting?
You can arrive just before 7.30pm, take a seat and listen. Nobody will make you speak, and only first names are used. The meeting lasts an hour and a half.
Who can attend, and is there a cost?
It is a closed AA meeting, for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, and it is completely free with no booking needed.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes. St Margaret's Church Hall on Burnage Lane is listed as wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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