Good parkling.
On Friday evenings at 7.30pm, Burton-on-Trent's Alcoholics Anonymous group meets at Burton Community Fire Station on Moor Street, a distinctive venue with good parking. The meeting lasts one hour and is open, meaning everyone is welcome: people who want to stop drinking, relatives and friends, and professionals who want to see how AA works in practice. The fire station is wheelchair accessible. As with every AA meeting, attendance is free, there is no booking, and no one takes down your details. A Friday night meeting can be a useful fixture if the end of the working week is when the pull towards drinking feels strongest.
Can I park at the fire station?
Yes, the group notes good parking at the venue, Burton Community Fire Station on Moor Street.
How long is the Friday meeting?
One hour, from 7.30pm to 8.30pm, so it is easy to fit into a Friday evening.
Who can attend and what does it cost?
Anyone can attend; it is an open meeting and completely free, with no booking. The venue is wheelchair accessible.
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