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About this meeting
Friday evenings at St Winefride's Church Hall on Bridges Road host a members meeting, held for those in Alcoholics Anonymous and anyone with a desire to stop drinking rather than being open to the general public. The hour-long session starts at quarter past seven, and a chip system is used here so attendees can mark periods of sobriety with a token. The hall is wheelchair accessible, making the venue workable for members needing step-free entry. Being a members meeting, the sharing tends to be candid, with a familiar group returning week to week.
Common questions
Is this a members-only meeting?
Yes, it is held for those in Alcoholics Anonymous and anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
Does this meeting use a chip system?
Yes, chips are available here to mark sobriety milestones.
Is St Winefride's Church Hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue offers wheelchair access.
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