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About this meeting
Leeds Street Lane is a closed AA meeting held on Tuesday evenings at the Quaker Meeting House on Street Lane, starting at 7.30pm and running for an hour. As a closed group, it is intended for those who identify as having a desire to stop drinking, in line with AA's Third Tradition, rather than the wider public. Wheelchair access is available at the venue. This is one of three Street Lane meetings held across the week at the same Quaker Meeting House, alongside sessions on Sunday and Monday, giving members in this part of Leeds a regular, familiar venue.
Common questions
Is Leeds Street Lane open to non-members?
No, this Tuesday session is a closed meeting for those with a desire to stop drinking.
How many Street Lane meetings run each week?
There are three at this Quaker Meeting House address, on Tuesday, Sunday and Monday.
Is the Quaker Meeting House wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is available at this venue.
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