The Nantwich meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous takes place on Saturday nights at 8pm at St Anne's RC Church on Pillory Street, the A530 through town. Enter through the front doors of the church itself to reach the meeting. Running for an hour and a half, it is a closed meeting, which is AA shorthand for a meeting kept to people who have, or think they may have, a desire to stop drinking; anyone in that position is welcome, however new. A Saturday night slot can be a real help in early sobriety, when weekends are often the hardest stretch. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and there is nothing to pay and no need to book or be referred.
Can family or friends come with me?
This is a closed meeting, reserved for people with a desire to stop drinking. Anyone supporting you would be welcome at an open AA meeting instead, such as the Monday lunchtime meeting at the same church.
How do I get into the meeting?
Enter through the front doors of St Anne's RC Church on Pillory Street (the A530) and go through the church. The venue has wheelchair access.
Is there a charge for attending?
No. AA meetings are always free, and you do not need to book, register or be referred. Just arrive before 8pm on Saturday.
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