Upshire's Thursday night AA meeting is held at the Village Hall on Horseshoe Hill, opposite the Horseshoe pub, near Waltham Abbey. It begins at 8pm and runs for an hour and a half. As an open meeting it welcomes anyone — people questioning their own drinking, relatives, friends and professionals alike. The pub opposite makes the hall straightforward to find on a dark evening. The hall itself is listed as wheelchair accessible. Nothing needs arranging in advance and there is no charge; a voluntary pot is passed round during the meeting, but no one is expected to contribute, and newcomers certainly are not.
Do I have to say anything if I come?
No. You can just sit and listen. It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, whether or not they have a desire to stop drinking themselves.
How do I find the venue?
The Village Hall is on Horseshoe Hill near Waltham Abbey, directly opposite the Horseshoe pub, which makes a useful landmark.
Is it free, and is there wheelchair access?
Yes on both counts. The meeting is free with no booking, and the hall is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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