Harrogate A Bridge To Normal Living meets on Monday evenings at St Paul's Church on Victoria Avenue, starting at 6pm and running for an hour. The meeting takes its name from a well-known piece of AA literature, and typically uses it as a basis for discussion. It is an open meeting, welcoming members, visitors and newcomers alike. Wheelchair access is available at the venue. Harrogate has one of the busier AA schedules in North Yorkshire, and this early evening Monday slot gives attendees a chance to start the week with a meeting before several other Harrogate groups later on.
What does A Bridge To Normal Living refer to?
It is a piece of AA literature that the meeting typically uses as a basis for discussion.
Is this Harrogate meeting open to newcomers?
Yes, it is an open meeting welcoming newcomers and visitors.
Is St Paul's Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is available at this venue.
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