Leeds Young Persons meets on Tuesday evenings at half past seven at The Attic on Sheaf Street, running for an hour. It is aimed at younger members of the fellowship, though as an open meeting it also welcomes family, friends and professionals alongside anyone with a desire to stop drinking. Sheaf Street sits close to Leeds railway station, making the venue straightforward to reach for anyone travelling into the city by train. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth checking in advance if this is a concern.
Is this meeting only for young people
It is aimed at younger members, but as an open meeting it also welcomes family, friends and anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
Is The Attic easy to reach by train
Yes, it is on Sheaf Street, close to Leeds railway station.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible
This has not been confirmed, so it is worth checking with Alcoholics Anonymous in advance if you need step-free access.
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