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About this meeting
This Saturday morning meeting takes place at St Winefride's Church Hall on Bridges Road in Merton, offering an open, hour-long discussion format that suits people wanting to start the weekend with some grounding. Anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous can attend, whether a long-standing member, a newcomer, or someone simply exploring the programme. The hall is wheelchair accessible, and its Bridges Road address places it within easy reach of central Wimbledon. As a general discussion meeting, topics tend to be raised by attendees on the day rather than following a set reading.
Common questions
Is this a discussion or a reading meeting?
It is a general discussion meeting, with topics usually raised by those attending.
Is the Saturday morning meeting open to newcomers?
Yes, it is an open meeting and newcomers are welcome.
Does St Winefride's Church Hall have wheelchair access?
Yes, the hall is wheelchair accessible.
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