Battersea Beginners meets on Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm at St Barnabas Church on Clapham Common, Northside, with the entrance reached through Lavender Gardens. Despite its name, the meeting is held on Clapham Common rather than in Battersea itself, so it is worth checking the Lavender Gardens entrance if you are relying on the title alone to find it. This Alcoholics Anonymous meeting runs for an hour and, as the name suggests, is aimed at people newer to the programme, though it remains open to anyone, including family, friends and professionals as well as people with a desire to stop drinking. A chit system operates here for anyone needing an attendance slip signed for court, probation or treatment. The venue is wheelchair accessible. There is no cost and no need to book in advance.
Is Battersea Beginners only for people new to AA?
Battersea Beginners is aimed at people newer to AA but, being an open meeting, anyone can attend, including family, friends, professionals and people with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a cost, and can I get an attendance slip signed?
There is no charge and no booking needed. A chit system is available for anyone who requires an attendance slip signed for court, probation or treatment.
Is the venue accessible and where is the entrance?
The venue, St Barnabas Church, is wheelchair accessible and is entered via Lavender Gardens on Clapham Common, Northside, despite the meeting's name.
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