12-step meetings in Radstock

Radstock’s two weekly meetings — one Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and one Narcotics Anonymous (NA) — both gather at Midsomer Norton Methodist Church. They’re free to attend with no booking or referral needed; the only requirement is a desire to stop drinking or using drugs. Shepton Mallet, Frome and Wells are all close by with meetings of their own, and Bath offers a wider choice slightly further afield.

Checked against each fellowship’s own feed 1 meeting verified or confirmed by visitors £ Free — no booking or referral

Tuesday

1 meeting
AA

Midsomer Norton

— 1hr 15mins
Midsomer Norton Methodist Church, High St, BA3 2DR
Open meeting Wheelchair access ✓ Verified

Wednesday

1 meeting
NA

Literature Meeting

— 1hr 15mins
Midsomer Norton Methodist Church, High St, BA3 2DR
Closed meeting Wheelchair access
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