I joined Slimming World in October 2002 after trying many other ‘diets’ and I’ve never looked back. I decided to become a Consultant in September 2009 and I can honestly say I love every minute of my job! We have a lovely, warm, friendly group who will always go out of their way to make you feel welcome. Feedback from my members is very important to me and I welcome any new ideas to keep our group running fabulously. We have regular incentives, competitions, food tasters and a real family atmosphere, we can’t wait to meet you and welcome you to join our ‘family’. I’ll be there to greet you at the door and help you on your weight loss journey.
Ready to give
Slimming World
a try?
If you’re thinking of joining us, don’t miss out! Come along at the advertised time to get everything you need for a fab first week and much, much more!
Jenny at Kings Community Centre
Your Consultant is
Jenny
Address
Kings Community Centre
(Old Library) Marina Avenue
Great Sankey
Warrington
Cheshire
WA5 1JH
Telephone
07849 986873
If you’re thinking of joining us don’t miss out! Come along at the advertised time to get everything you need for a fab first week. Your first session will last around 1½ hours and around 1 hour each week after that.
Your first time at a Slimming World group
As soon as you walk through the doors, you’ll get a warm welcome from your Consultant and fellow members. Before you go ahead and join, your Consultant will explain everything you need to know about our delicious Food Optimising plan.
You’ll then be invited to enjoy our support session where our members share ideas, recipes and their inspirational stories – this is where the magic happens!
Along with other new members, you’ll enrol and weigh-in privately – your weight always remains confidential.
The session will last around 1½ hours – there's no obligation to join, but you’ll be so glad you did!
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