Members Stories

The section below are stories told by East London Members in their own words in written form.

Angie’s storyChris’ story
Fireman Tony’s storyYoung Peter’s story
Harry’s storyJoe’s story
East Ham Mick’s storyZita’s story
Ray’s storyKevin’s story
Denis’ story.Jimmy Mac’s story
Maxine’s story.Roger the Plum’s story.
‘Spiky’ Alison’s story.

“Take the cotton wool out your ears’…….Have a listen to a couple of speaker tapes.

Ironing Board Arthur Mark
Zita

Click on Micky O below and listen to this beloved and missed member of the East London/Essex Alcoholics Anonymous area singing ‘Danny Boy’.

Micky O

East London Intergroup put on its first Archive event. The Speakers involved have 220 years of combined sobriety. Click the click Here below.

Click here

30th September:-

The East London Intergroup committee held a prison workshop at the 39th Cockney Convention. Tommy O shares a little about A.A.’s history in prison and how to get into prison service. Give the below a click.

Tommy – A.A Prison Talk on Service and History at the East London Cockney Convention

BELOW IS THE ORIGINAL VERSION OF THE JUST FOR TODAY CARD, A POEM IN THE BOSTON GLOBE, IN 1921, SOME SAY THERE IS AN EARLIER VERSION.