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Birmingham City-Centre Social
At St Martin in the Bullring, Edgbaston Street, Birmingham B5 5BB
Local Group Birmingham IA
Contact: maggie.butler@iasupport.org
Please come and join us for coffee and informal chat.
We’ll be meeting in the Deritend Training Room.
(To get into the building, if coming from the direction of the ramp, walk down past the main church entrance, to opposite Wagamamas, and you will be able to enter through the main reception doors.)
Everyone welcome!