Tradition 7
To all GSR’s in Northeast Anglian InterGroup (NEAIG). Thank you for highlighting to your Groups that Tradition 7 does not just pay for your own rent, insurance, and refreshments, but it supports the region’s phone lines, the extraordinary zoom meetings and, ultimately, AA worldwide.
Tradition 7 can continue to be paid in the following ways. Please DO NOT bring any cheques or cash to Intergroup as groups need to make the payment directly into the bank account.
See Your Seventh Tradition Contributions leaflet to find out how AA money is used to carry out our primary purpose.
NEA INTERGROUP BANK DETAILS:
Account Name: North East Anglian Intergroup
Bank: Barclays Bank UK plc
Sort code: 20-62-53
Account Number: 50677043
CHEQUES
Payee: North East Anglian Intergroup
Cheques must now be paid into a Post Office or Barclays using an envelope they supply.
With all of these methods, please include a reference indicating which meeting or funding stream you wish to support, for example, “Thursday KL 7:30pm” or “NEAIG” or “Gratitude Week”. And if you would like a receipt for your cheque, please be sure to include an address.
Literature
You can find various leaflets in the Literature Downloads folder via this link: https://bit.ly/aa-literature
Alcoholics Anonymous – Great Britain. Shop online for AA books:
https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/Shop/Categories/Products/Books
And you can view and download an order form here:
aa-price-list-order-form-2021-22Download
WhatsApp Chat Groups
We have a number of chat groups set up to support members and to coordinate our service activities. Please get in touch if you would like to be added to any of these.
- Announcements Only
- Fellowship Chat
- Hosts and Secretaries
Individual groups also have chat groups that you can join – please talk to your secretary or GSR. And if there isn’t one already – perhaps you might like to set one up?
Personal Conduct Statement
This intergroup has put together personal conduct statement based on guidelines set out in the AA Structure Handbook of Great Britain. You can download this statement here. Perhaps you might want to read it out in your group from time to time?