Lorraine met with fellow Weight Watchers members whose lives have been transformed by the programme.
Glasgow-born presenter Lorraine Kelly met with fellow Weight Watchers members after they transformed their lives through the programme.
Mr Hughes, 54, couldn’t tie his own shoelaces and didn’t leave the house for two years during the Covid pandemic, but confesses he is a new man since starting the programme. They were joined by Glasgow-based WW coaches Christine Flemming and Catherine Scarrow, who tried a variety of new techniques to help build long-term, healthy habits to keep weight off.An NHSGGC spokesperson said: “Losing weight is one of the best things that a person can do to improve their overall health, and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is there to support the people in our area with a range of weight management services in all of our local communities.
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