In the small Powys border town of Presteigne, AA meets on Wednesday evenings at 7pm at the East Radnorshire Day Centre, in the Old School Building on Scottleton Street. The meeting lasts an hour. It is an open meeting, so the welcome extends beyond people with a desire to stop drinking to family members, friends and professionals; in a rural area where meetings are spread out, that openness matters. The Day Centre is wheelchair accessible. A chit system operates, which means the group can sign an attendance slip if you need evidence for court, probation or a treatment provider. As always with AA, there is nothing to pay and no booking; you just arrive before 7pm and go in.
Can family members or professionals attend?
Yes. Presteigne is an open AA meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome alongside anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the East Radnorshire Day Centre in the Old School Building on Scottleton Street is wheelchair accessible.
Can I get proof of attendance?
Yes. A chit system is in place, so an attendance slip can be signed for court, probation or treatment requirements. The meeting is free and needs no booking.
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