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About this meeting
The Friday evening session in Ross-on-Wye runs at the Friends Meeting House on Brampton St, from half past seven for an hour, mirroring the Tuesday meeting held at the same venue. It is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with an interest in recovery from a desire to stop drinking alongside AA members. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though hearing loop provision has not been confirmed, and no chit system is offered here. Together with the Tuesday meeting, this Friday session gives Ross-on-Wye's members a consistent, accessible venue twice a week.
Common questions
Is this the same venue as the Tuesday meeting?
Yes, both meetings are held at the Friends Meeting House on Brampton St.
Is this meeting open to non-members?
No, it is open to anyone interested in recovery, not restricted to AA members.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Friends Meeting House is wheelchair accessible.
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