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A warm and friendly Slimming World group is the very best place to learn how to understand yourself as a slimmer and achieve your dream target weight – it’s a weight loss support group like no other. Here’s what your very first group has in store…

Meet your Slimming World Consultant, Joanne

Hi I'm Jo and now you’ve found me it would be really great to welcome you to either of my groups. I joined Slimming World and lost nearly 3 stones. It really is easy and it changed my life. I lost weight, found new friends in group and a fantastic job. We’re a really friendly group and have some fantastic weight losses. Come along and discover Slimming World for yourself. Give me a call, it will be the first step on your route to a healthy and lighter you.

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Get in touch with Joanne

If you have any questions or would like a quick chat before you go along, your Consultant will be happy to help.

How to get in touch:

07912 963987

Joanne's group times

Monday

  • 5.30pm and 7pm

Wednesday

  • 9.30am and 11am

St. Lukes Church, Fountain Street, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 6JS

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