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Greatham Keep It Simple meets on Wednesday lunchtimes at St John the Baptist Church in Greatham, near Liss, using the hall at the rear of the church, starting at midday and running for about an hour. It is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with an interest in Alcoholics Anonymous, including family and friends, alongside members. The venue has wheelchair access, though no newcomer chit is recorded for this group. As the name suggests, the meeting follows AA's well-known slogan of keeping things simple, offering people with a desire to stop drinking a straightforward midweek lunchtime gathering in this small Hampshire village.
Common questions
Where in Greatham is this meeting held?
It is held in the hall at the rear of St John the Baptist Church.
Is Greatham Keep It Simple open to non-members?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so family, friends and visitors may attend alongside AA members.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue has wheelchair access.
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