Tiverton's Alcoholics Anonymous meeting is held every Wednesday at 7.30pm at the Methodist Church on St Peter Street, running for an hour and a half. It is a closed meeting; in AA that describes the audience, not the door. The session is reserved for people who have, or think they may have, a desire to stop drinking, and anyone in that position can simply walk in. The church is wheelchair accessible. The group operates a chit system, so a member can sign confirmation of your attendance for court, probation or a treatment programme. There is no charge and nothing to arrange beforehand; arriving a few minutes early is all it takes.
What does closed mean for this meeting?
It means the meeting is kept for people who have, or suspect they have, a desire to stop drinking, rather than for family, friends or observers. If that is you, no invitation is needed.
Can I get attendance evidence for court or probation?
Yes. The group runs a chit system, meaning a member will sign a slip confirming you attended, accepted for court, probation or treatment purposes.
Is it free, and is the church accessible?
Yes. There is no cost or booking, and the Methodist Church on St Peter Street is wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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