Peterborough Steps & Traditions meets on Monday evenings at 7.30pm in the Colonel Dane Memorial Hall on Church Street in Alwalton, a village on the south-western edge of Peterborough. As the name suggests, the meeting focuses on AA's Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, the principles behind personal recovery and the way groups run themselves. It is an open meeting, so you are welcome whether you are concerned about your own drinking or supporting someone else; family, friends and professionals can all sit in. The meeting runs for an hour and a quarter, finishing around 8.45pm. There is nothing to pay and no need to book, so you can simply come along on the night.
Who can attend the Peterborough Steps & Traditions meeting?
Anyone. It is an open AA meeting, so as well as people with a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals are welcome to attend and listen.
Does it cost anything or do I need to book?
No. AA meetings are free and there is no booking or registration; just arrive a little before the 7.30pm start on Monday.
Is the Colonel Dane Memorial Hall wheelchair accessible?
Step-free access has not been confirmed for this venue, so if access is a concern it is worth checking before you travel.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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