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About this meeting
Lunchtime Promises meets on Monday lunchtimes at midday in Room 9 of Partick Burgh Hall on Burgh Hall St, running for an hour. Named after the Promises passage read in many AA meetings, it gives people in Partick a chance to attend during the working day rather than in the evening. It is a closed meeting, for AA members with a desire to stop drinking, and the venue has confirmed wheelchair access. Being one of several meetings held in Room 9 through the week, it forms part of a fairly full AA schedule at Partick Burgh Hall for anyone in the west end.
Common questions
What does the name Lunchtime Promises refer to?
It refers to the Promises passage that is commonly read out in AA meetings, combined with its midday timing.
Is it open to the public?
No, it is a closed meeting, for AA members with a desire to stop drinking.
Is Room 9 wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is confirmed at Partick Burgh Hall.
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