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Leeds Cross Gates - There Is A Solution meets on Thursday evenings at Manston St James Church Hall, off Sandbed Lane, starting at 7.30pm and running for an hour. The meeting takes its name from the second chapter of AA's Big Book, and often draws on it as a discussion prompt. It is open, so members, visitors and newcomers can all attend. Wheelchair access is available at the venue. This Cross Gates group also runs on Saturdays at the same address, giving attendees in the east Leeds area two chances a week to join this particular meeting.
Common questions
Where does the name There Is A Solution come from?
It refers to the second chapter of AA's Big Book, which the meeting often uses as a discussion prompt.
Does this meeting run more than once a week?
Yes, there is also a Saturday session at the same Manston St James Church Hall venue.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is available at this venue.
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