I love Slimming World so much - it is the only way I have found to lose weight and then keep it off. My journey began over three years and 9 ½ stones ago, and while I have done the hard work myself - I couldn’t have done it without the amazing support of my Consultant. I used to struggle to walk for 5 minutes and I now regularly cycle over 50 miles. I look better, I feel great and I will never go back. I am so excited that I now get the chance to help YOU! Come along to my friendly group and you will receive a warm welcome over a cup of tea or coffee, along with the chance to share some great recipes and find all the care and support you need to reach your dream target weight.
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!
Derek at Salvation Army Hall
Your Consultant is
Derek
Address
Salvation Army Hall
Clouden Road
Cumbernauld
Glasgow
Strathclyde
G67 2EP
Telephone
07943 751295
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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