Alcoholics Anonymous Open meeting Wheelchair accessible Free — no booking

Hereford Big Book Discussion

Every Sunday, – · Friends Meeting House, 21 King St, Welsh Borders, HR4 9BX · Next: Sunday 18 October

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Checked against Alcoholics Anonymous’s own meeting feed Last verified 28 September 2026

At a glance

Day Every Sunday
Time —
Duration 1hr
£ Cost Free
Who can attend Open meeting — anyone is welcome, including family and friends.

Getting there

Venue Friends Meeting House
Address 21 King St, Welsh Borders
Postcode HR4 9BX

Access

Wheelchair accessible

About this meeting

Hereford Big Book Discussion meets on Sunday evenings at the Friends Meeting House on King St, running for an hour from half past seven. It is an open meeting centred on discussion of the AA Big Book, welcoming both members and anyone with an interest in recovery from a desire to stop drinking. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though hearing loop provision has not been confirmed, and no chit system is offered here. King St is a regular fixture for Hereford's AA community, hosting several meetings across the week at the Friends Meeting House, of which this Sunday discussion is one.

Common questions

What does this meeting focus on?

It is a Big Book Discussion meeting, using the AA Big Book as the basis for discussion.

Is this meeting open to newcomers?

Yes, it is an open meeting, welcoming newcomers alongside existing members.

Is the Friends Meeting House wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the venue on King St is wheelchair accessible.

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Alcoholics Anonymous Open meeting Wheelchair Sunday

Friends Meeting House, 21 King St
Welsh Borders, HR4 9BX

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