On Sundays at 7pm, Troon Free Speech meets at St Meddan's Church Hall on Church Street in Troon, using the side entrance rather than the main church door. As a closed meeting it is reserved for those who share a desire to stop drinking, rather than relatives, friends or professional visitors. As a free speech meeting, members can raise whatever is on their mind that week rather than following a set topic or reading. There is no cost and no need to book, so newcomers can simply arrive a little before the start time. The hall is wheelchair accessible, so anyone using a wheelchair should be able to get in via the side entrance without difficulty.
Who can attend Troon Free Speech?
It is a closed AA meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than family, friends or professional visitors.
Which entrance should I use?
Use the side entrance of St Meddan's Church Hall rather than the main church door.
Is the hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, St Meddan's Church Hall on Church Street in Troon is wheelchair accessible.
Not yet confirmed by a visitor — be the first.
Been recently? The confirm button above tells the next person this meeting is still running.
If this time does not work, these are the closest alternatives.
Walking into a room for the first time is the hardest step. Our free tools, worksheets and reading can help you prepare, at no cost. If the cost of a written guide is ever a barrier, gifted copies are available through Pay It Forward.
Stepwise Recovery is an independent publisher. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Alcoholics Anonymous or any twelve‑step fellowship or mutual‑aid programme. This listing is part of the Stepwise Recovery meeting directory. © 2026 Stepwise Recovery Ltd — database rights asserted. Not to be copied or re‑used without permission.
Meeting details can change. Always confirm through the fellowship’s own finder before travelling.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
