Bedford Lunchtime is a Tuesday meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous that runs from 1.30pm for about an hour at Quaker House on Lansdowne Rd. As an open meeting, it is available to anyone with an interest in recovery, including those supporting a friend or relative, as well as members themselves. The midday timing offers an alternative for people who cannot easily attend evening groups, whether because of work or other commitments. The venue has wheelchair access. Discussion tends to follow the informal, share-as-you-go style typical of lunchtime meetings, giving members a chance to check in partway through the working week.
When does Bedford Lunchtime meet
Every Tuesday from 1.30pm for around an hour, at Quaker House, 5 Lansdowne Rd, Bedford MK40 2BY.
Can anyone attend, or is it members only
It is an open meeting, so friends, family and other interested visitors are welcome alongside AA members.
Is there wheelchair access at Quaker House
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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