Category Archives: 2021
New online meeting: ‘North Norfolk – Living Sober (Tues, 19:00 – 20:00)’
Zoom only
Meeting ID: 3789985001
Password: 10041939
Watton Newcomers Meeting (Weds, 7pm): This meeting has now reopened!
Kings Lynn CGL, TUESDAY (1pm) online/Zoom meeting: CLOSED permanently
Kings Lynn CGL, Saturday (12pm) meeting: OPEN on New Year’s Day!
Kings Lynn CGL, Saturday (12pm) meeting: CLOSED on Christmas Day!
Change to Meeting: Wednesday evening North Norfolk ‘Drop the Rock’
The Wednesday evening North Norfolk Zoom only meeting has changed its name from ‘Came to Believe’ to ‘Drop the Rock’.
Zoom details here:
19:00 – 20:00
North Norfolk ‘Drop the Rock’
Meeting ID: 3789985001
Password: 10041939
Change to Meeting: Brandon / Elveden As Bill Sees It
The following meeting, formerly Brandon As Bill Sees It, is now back up and running face to face.
Tuesday
19:30 – 20:30
Elveden As Bill Sees It
Elveden Village Hall
Thetford
IP24 3TJ
All meeting open
Full wheelchair access
Change to Meeting: Norwich Sunday Back To Basics
The Nowich Sunday Back to Basics meeting is now boh face to face and online (i.e. hybrid).
10.00 – 11.30
Norwich Back to Basics
St Albans Church Hall
Grove Walk NR1 2QF
(15 minute break at 10:45)
Launch Zoom
Meeting ID: 86963038260
Change to Meeting: Wednesday Thetford
The Wednesday Thetford meeting has moved to a new venu:
Thetford Big Book Study – New Beginning
19:30 – 20:45
St. Marys Catholic Church
(Annex Hall)
73 Newtown
Thetford
IP24 3AU
Change to Meeting: Monday Thorpe St. Andrew As Bill Sees It
Hello Fellows. A quick heads-up that the time of Monday evening AA Thorpe meeting has changed. It is now finishing a half hour later.
Also, a new venue:
18:30 – 20:00
Thorpe St Andrew As Bill Sees It
Senior Citizens Club
Recreation Ground Road
Norwich NR7 8EN
AA at the Tower of London
Kings Lynn CGL Directions
Kings Lynn CGL, Saturday Meeting
CGL Building, 33 Railway Road,
Kings Lynn, PE30 1NF

Gratitude Week
Happy Birthday AA!
In June 1935, during a business trip in Akron, Ohio, Bill Wilson, sensing his newfound sobriety under threat, reached out to a local Oxford Group member who put him in contact with Dr. Bob Smith, a suffering alcoholic.
Bill explained how he was able to become sober through working with the Oxford Group. This had a profound impact on Dr Bob. On 10 June Dr Bob had his last drink, and this is marked as the beginning of Alcoholics Anonymous, founded on the simple principle of one alcoholic carrying the message of a spiritual solution to another.
