The Wednesday evening meeting at Cheadle Hulme's Friends Meeting House starts at 8pm and runs for an hour and a half, one of several Alcoholics Anonymous meetings held at 91 Station Road across the week. It is a closed meeting, which means it is intended for people who have a desire to stop drinking; that includes anyone coming through the door for the first time, nervous or not. The venue is listed as having provision for people who are hard of hearing, though wheelchair access for this particular meeting has not been confirmed, so check ahead if you need step-free entry. As always with AA there is no cost, no booking and no pressure to speak.
Can I attend if I've never been to AA?
Yes. Closed meetings are for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, and first-timers are welcome. You can simply listen; nobody is required to share.
Is there support for people with hearing difficulties?
Yes, this meeting is listed as having provision for people who are hard of hearing. Wheelchair access, however, has not been confirmed, so check locally if you need it.
How much does it cost and do I need to book?
It is free and no booking is needed. Arrive at the Friends Meeting House on Station Road shortly before 8pm on Wednesday.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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