Swindon Lunchtime is a midday AA meeting at Gorse Hill Community Centre on Chapel Street, gathering every Friday at noon for people who prefer a meeting that fits around the working day rather than an evening slot. It is a closed meeting, open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking rather than to the wider public, and the format allows open discussion among those present. A lunchtime meeting can be useful for people who find evenings harder to protect or who simply want a midweek check-in before returning to work or other commitments. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and no advance arrangement is needed to attend.
Who is welcome at Swindon Lunchtime
It is a closed meeting for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, in line with AA's Third Tradition, rather than an open meeting for the wider public.
Do I need to book ahead or pay to attend
No. Like all AA meetings it is free and there is no booking system, you simply arrive.
Is Gorse Hill Community Centre wheelchair accessible
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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