Swindon meets on Sunday afternoons at 3.30pm at Gorse Hill Community Centre on Chapel Street, giving people an option that does not clash with weekday work or weekend evening plans. It is a closed meeting, meaning attendance is limited to those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to friends, family or professionals, and the format centres on shared experience from the group. A Sunday slot can suit people who find weekends especially hard to get through without a drink, offering a fixed point in the week to return to. The community centre is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free to attend with no booking required.
Can anyone attend this Sunday meeting
It is a closed AA meeting, so it is for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than for the general public.
Is there a fee or do I need to sign up in advance
No, AA meetings are free and open to walk in without booking a place.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible
Yes, Gorse Hill Community Centre is wheelchair accessible.
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