No dogs allowed.
Lymm's Tuesday lunchtime AA meeting gathers at 1pm in St Peter's Church Hall on Stage Lane, just off Sandy Lane. Running for a generous hour and a half, it is a closed meeting: AA shorthand for a session kept for people who have a desire to stop drinking, or who are starting to question their drinking, rather than for visitors or supporters. The hall is wheelchair accessible, though dogs are not allowed inside. As with every AA meeting there is no charge and no need to book or be referred. You can simply walk in, and if it is your first time it is worth arriving a little before 1pm so someone can welcome you and explain how things work.
What does it mean that Lymm is a closed meeting?
Closed does not mean the doors are shut. It means attendance is reserved for people who have, or may have, a desire to stop drinking. If you are worried about your own drinking you are fully welcome; family and friends are directed to open AA meetings.
Is there a cost or booking system?
No. The meeting is free, and you do not need to book, register or be referred. Just arrive at St Peter's Church Hall before 1pm on a Tuesday.
Can I bring my dog, and is the hall accessible?
Dogs are not allowed at this venue. The hall itself is wheelchair accessible.
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