This open discussion meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Thursday evening in Bedford, running from 7.30pm for around an hour and fifteen minutes. The group gathers at Quaker House on Lansdowne Rd, a venue with wheelchair access, so mobility is not a barrier to attending. Being an open meeting, it welcomes not only members with a desire to stop drinking but also family, friends and anyone with a genuine interest in Alcoholics Anonymous who would like to sit in. The format centres on free discussion, with members sharing their own experience of recovery through the twelve steps in a relaxed and supportive setting.
What day and time does the Bedford Discussion meeting run
It takes place every Thursday from 7.30pm, lasting around an hour and fifteen minutes, at Quaker House, 5 Lansdowne Rd, Bedford MK40 2BY.
Is this meeting open to non-alcoholics
Yes. It is an open meeting, so family members, friends and other interested visitors are welcome alongside those attending for their own recovery.
Is Quaker House wheelchair accessible
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
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