No parking in the Church car park. Park nearby on single yellows but not in resident bays. Traffic wardens operate till late
Richmond How It Works meets on Tuesday evenings at the Unitarian Church Hall, starting at half past seven and running for an hour. It is an open meeting, welcoming AA members alongside family, friends and anyone wanting to learn more about the fellowship, with the format based on the How It Works reading from the Big Book. The hall is on Ormond Rd, opposite Richmond Bridge and to the side of the Odeon cinema, at the back of the church, postcode TW10 6TH. The group notes there is no parking in the church car park, so visitors should use nearby single yellow lines rather than resident bays, as traffic wardens operate late into the evening. Wheelchair access has been confirmed for this venue.
Is there parking available at the venue?
The church car park cannot be used, but nearby single yellow lines are available, avoiding resident bays as wardens operate late.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access has been confirmed at the Unitarian Church Hall.
What reading does the meeting focus on?
It is based on the How It Works passage from the AA Big Book.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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