This Friday lunchtime meeting of the Chorley group starts at 1.30pm at the United Reformed Church on Hollinshead Street, in the middle of town. It is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting running an hour and a quarter — one of the few daytime meetings in the area, and a lifeline for anyone whose evenings belong to work, family or fear. Anyone may attend: the retired, the shift-working, the school-run crowd, and anyone whose Friday needs steadying before the weekend starts. The church is wheelchair accessible and sits a short walk from Chorley's bus and rail stations.
Why a lunchtime meeting?
Because evenings do not work for everyone. A 1.30pm Friday meeting suits shift workers, parents and anyone who wants to walk into the weekend steady rather than white-knuckled.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the United Reformed Church on Hollinshead Street has wheelchair access, and it is a short walk from Chorley's stations.
Do I need to be a member of anything?
No. This is an open meeting — anyone may attend, free, without booking. Just walk in before 1.30pm on any Friday.
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