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The Linwood meeting is held on Thursday evenings at eight o'clock in St Conval's Church Hall on Greenfarm Road, serving the Linwood area on the western edge of Paisley, and runs for about ninety minutes. It's one of two weekly meetings using this hall, alongside a Monday session with a different focus. As a closed meeting, it's kept for people with a desire to stop drinking, following AA's Third Tradition, rather than open to family, friends or professionals. St Conval's Church Hall has wheelchair access. There's no cost to attend and no booking system; those coming along simply arrive shortly before eight and take a seat ahead of the meeting starting.
Common questions
Is Linwood near Paisley?
Yes, it's on the western side of Paisley, and this meeting is held there at St Conval's Church Hall.
Is the meeting open to everyone?
No, it's closed, for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than supporters or professionals.
Does St Conval's Church Hall have wheelchair access?
Yes, it does.
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