The New Mills group gathers on Monday evenings at 7.30pm at Revive Church on High Street, New Mills, in the High Peak. For people living out this way, between the Cheshire border and the Derbyshire hills, it saves a journey into Stockport or Buxton for a meeting. It is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, meaning it is intended for those with a desire to stop drinking, or anyone privately questioning their drinking, rather than for observers; newcomers fitting that description need no invitation and can simply arrive on the night. The meeting lasts an hour and a half. Wheelchair access at Revive Church has not been confirmed, so check ahead if step-free access matters to you.
What does it mean that New Mills is a closed meeting?
Closed means the meeting is reserved for people who have, or think they might have, a desire to stop drinking. It is not a locked door; if that describes you, walk in. Supporters and professionals should look for an open AA meeting.
Do I need to pay or book a place?
No. AA meetings are always free and there is no booking. Just be at Revive Church on High Street a little before 7.30pm on Monday.
Is there wheelchair access?
Access for wheelchair users has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is sensible to check before travelling if you need step-free entry.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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