Cambourne Recovery Ladder gives the new town of Cambourne, west of Cambridge, its own Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, held on Thursdays at 8pm at Cambourne Church on Jeavons Lane, Great Cambourne. The meeting lasts one hour and is open, so anyone may attend, including family members, friends and professionals as well as people who have a desire to stop drinking. The church is wheelchair accessible. For residents of Cambourne and the surrounding villages, a local meeting saves the trek into Cambridge on a weekday evening, and the one-hour format keeps it manageable on a work night. There is no charge and no booking; you can decide to go at 7.45pm and still make it.
Who can attend Cambourne Recovery Ladder?
Anyone. It is an open AA meeting, welcoming people who want to stop drinking as well as family, friends and professionals who want to understand how AA works.
Is there a cost or booking requirement?
No. AA meetings are free and no booking is needed. Just arrive at Cambourne Church on Jeavons Lane shortly before 8pm on Thursday.
Is the church accessible?
Yes, Cambourne Church is wheelchair accessible. The meeting runs from 8pm to 9pm.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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